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Projectors Sanyo PLC-XF30 LCD Projector Progressive scanning and digital visual interface and a detachable interface panel make the Sanyo PLC-XF30N LCD projector a flexible power tool, with optional lenses available for any venue.  The Sanyo PLC-XF30N LCD projector's efficient two-lamp management system and a powerful 5200 ANSI lumens suits this projector to any number of large-venue applications, from auditoriums to large conference centers. Sanyo PLC-XP57L LCD Projector The Sanyo PLC-XP57L is a true XGA, super-bright, large venue multimedia projector. The PLC-XP57L is much easier to install, weighs much less, and is a lot smaller compared to a typical high-resolution color projectors, while still producing exceptional picture quality. With a brightness of 5500 ANSI and a 1000:1 contrast ratio the projector produces bright clear images that are natural with smooth gradation. The LNS-S30 standard zoom lens is included. The lens has a throw to screen width ratio of 1.8:1 (wide) to 2.3:1 (tele). Hitachi CP-X605 LCD Projector The CP-X605 offers a brightness of 4,000 ANSI lumens and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. Additionally, it displays images via a 1.2x zoom lens that can enable projection on screens up to 300 inches and are outfitted with a bayonet lens that can support up to four optional lenses for specific application needs based on the size and environment of a room. The CP-X605 also features horizontal and vertical lens shift. Sanyo PLC-XP57L LCD Projector The Sanyo PLC-XU48 features XGA resolution and 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness in a 6 pound package. The PLC-XU48 provides user's with tools including; freeze function, user logo's, and no show capability. An auto mode dimmer function adjusts lamp brightness in response to the video signal to ensure a high contrast for rich, deep blacks. Elux LX-300 LCD Projector 3000 Lumens, 500:1 Contrast, 13.0 lbs, 1.0" PolySi 3LCD Projector. Mitsubishi XD-450U LCD Projector The XD450U offers superb performance for both home and professional use. A bright 2600 ANSI lumens projects brilliant, sharp images with XGA (SXGA comp.) resolution that are easy to see even in well-lit conference rooms and auditoriums. A host of image and colour enhancement features including DNX Pixelworks™, Natural Color Matrix™, sRGB, 3D Gamma Correction, and more provide amazing high picture quality and lifelike colours. Infocus LP-630 LCD Projector There are many important components in producing a quality show. From the presenters on stage to the production staff behind the scenes, there can be no weak link. The chain of events begins as “lights, camera, action,” extends to cut, wrap, edit.  Finally, when your room is full with an eager audience, we come at last to projection. Poor selection of projection equipment can be a showstopper. Here are some tips to help ensure this end of your event doesn’t lose its shine. LCD High Intensity Projectors Used for larger screens/audiences Extremely bright HD compatible Zoom lens Lengthy setup Requires technician DLP Projectors Extremely high resolution (film like) Extremely good reproduction of color Compatible with most computers HD compatible Zoom lens Very bright CRT Projectors (once the standard, now found in rare instances) Extremely high resolution Compatible with most computers Lengthy setup Fixed throw distance per screen size (no zoom); not very bright If it’s a relatively small meeting, LCD is generally acceptable (the 3500-lumen LCD projectors are really designed for a small meeting room). If it’s a large meeting, DLP is generally better quality, though more expensive. If it’s all (or mostly) graphics, LCD High Density Projector usually has better contrast – if more video (live or taped), DLP usually does a better job. As for the lumen rating, it should be driven by the size of the screen, the projection distance – and what you can afford. The brighter, higher resolution projectors will always look good.