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Sanyo PLC-XU75 LCD Projector - 2500 Lumens, XGA 1024 x 768, 6.8 lbs. Now Just $799.99 (US)

Sanyo PLC-XU75 LCD Projector
Need to make a big impact, but have to travel light? Here’s the solution — Sanyo’s PLC-XU75 XGA Ultraportable multimedia projector. The Sanyo PLC-XU75 offers all the powerful features of a big machine, with none of the excess baggage. In fact, this ultra-compact, fully portable projector weighs less than 7 pounds. Yet, it features 2500 ANSI lumens brightness, 450:1 contrast, a 1: 1.2 zoom lens, new progressive IC with 3-2 & 2-2 pulldown, dual D-Sub15 inputs, black board mode, the latest security features, user-specified start-up screen, and variable audio out. Not much larger than a laptop PC, the Sanyo PLC-XU75 LCD Projector delivers true XGA picture quality in a convenient, go-anywhere system.

Specifications

Resolution:  Native XGA (1024 x 768)     Brightness:  2500 ANSI Lumens     Contrast Ratio:  450:1     Uniformity:  85%     No. of Colors:  16.7 million     Aspect Ratio:  4:3     Display Technology:  LCD (0.63" TFT Poly-Silicon) x 3     Data Signals:  Mac     XGA     SVGA     SXGA     UXGA     WXGA     VGA     Video Signals:  NTSC4.43     PAL     PAL-M     PAL-N     SECAM     NTSC     H Sync:  15 - 100 kHz     V Sync:  50 - 100 Hz     Dot Clock:  140MHz     Inputs:  Stereo Mini-Jack (3.5mm)     S-Video     LR RCA Audio     Composite Video: RCA jack, D-Sub15 x 2 (1 switchable in/monitor out)     Outputs:  Stereo Mini-Jack (3.5mm)     D-Sub15 (switchable in/monitor out)     Audio:  1 Watt Monaural     Lens:  F=1.65-1.81, f=22.61-26.92 mm     Zoom:  Manual focus     Zoom Lens     Image Size:  40 – 300 inches diagonal     Throw Distance:  4.6 – 41.3 ft     Keystone Correction:  ±20 Vertical     Power Supply:  100 - 240V AC, 50/60Hz     Power Consumption:  245 Watts/185 Watts (Normal/Economic)     Audible Noise:  32 / 28 dB (Normal/Economic mode)     Lamp Type:  200W UHP     Remote Control:  Included     Carrying Case:  N/A     Dimensions:  13.2” x 3.1” x 9.4”     Weight:  6.8 lbs

Features

• Ultra-Compact, Fully Portable XGA Design
  Not much larger than a laptop computer, the PLC-XU75 weighs 6.8 pounds and delivers true XGA picture quality in a versatile, go-anywhere system. Also the PLC-XU75 may be ceiling or inverse mounted for enhanced versatility.
• F1.65-1.81 Zoom Lens with 1/2x to 16x Digital Zoom
  Comes with its own 1:1.2 zoom lens, which can throw a crisp, bright 100" diagonal image from a distance of only 11.5 feet. 1/2X to 16X Digital Zoom helps highlight important program segments.
• New Progressive IC with 3-2 and 2-2 Pulldown
  Sanyo’s proprietary progressive integrated circuit significantly improves the appearance of moving images. This IC incorporates 3-2 and 2-2 pulldown technology, which can effectively double the resolution of images from DVD playback.
• Dual D-SUB 15 Inputs
  The PLC-XU75 offers excellent flexibility via a pair of D-Sub 15 input terminals. Using an optional adapter cable, it can even accept component video signals. One of the D-Sub 15 terminals can even be switched between input and monitor output for greater programming flexibility.
• Black Board Mode
  For more effective presentations in rooms with dark-surfaced walls (i.e.: green boards), the PLC-XU75 projector features BLACK BOARD MODE, which adjusts white balance and gamma correction automatically to project an intelligible image without a screen.
• Security Features
  PIN code lock provides for the security of the projector settings. The PLC-XU75 projector cannot be operated without a four digit number.
• User-Specified Start-Up Screen
  To create a smoother, more professional presentation, logo and image files may be captured for display during the projector’s countdown sequence at start-up.
• Variable Audio Out
  This convenient feature on the PLC-XU75 allows the user to control the audio level right from the projector. This centralization of video and audio controls from the projector helps in educational applications by ensuring the technical quality of the presentation and eliminating the fuss of separate outside audio controls.