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Toshiba Debuts Sub-$1,000 WXGA Projector
9/6/2007
Toshiba has rolled out a new widescreen projector, a sub-$1,000 LCD model with a native WXGA (1,280 x 800) resolution, a brightness of 2,200 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 600:1. The portable (6.2-pound), three-panel TLP-WX2200U LCD projector is targeted toward educators and presentation professionals.
The new TLP-WX2200U offers a new security feature that includes a password-protected control panel that can be removed. Once removed, the projector is rendered inoperable. Some of its other features include:
- Automatic vertical keystone correction (±30 degrees);
- I/O: D-sub 15-pin (shared component), S-video, composite video (RCA), stereo mini-jack, RS-232;
- Color enhancement via Natural Color Enhancer3 color correction circuitry;
- Automatic setup;
- Digital zoom;
- Instant power shutdown; and
- HDTV compatibility.
The TLP-WX2200U can switch between its native 16:10 aspect ration and the old 4:3 standard aspect ratio. It's available now at an estimated single-unit price of $999.
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