InFocus Adds Five New Projectors Aimed at ED market
InFocus Corporation today announced its newest classroom-optimized projectors – the IN110x series. InFocus designed the five new projectors, which each feature 3200-lumen brightness and 15,000:1 contrast ratio, to fit school budgets and the ambient-light levels of most classrooms. Each model has a majority of the same connectivity options, but differ in native resolution, aspect ratio, throw ratio and zoom ratio in order to fit classrooms’ differing screen shapes and throw distances.
The new IN110x-series projector line includes the IN112x, IN114x, IN116x, IN118HDxc and the IN119HDx, each with a list price of less than $550.
The IN119HDx and IN118HDxc offer full native 1080p high-definition resolution, the IN116x offers widescreen WXGA, the IN114x offers standard XGA, and the IN112x offers SVGA resolution. Each projector produces an image up to 299 inches (nearly 25-feet diagonal), is 3D ready and offers VGA and HDMI inputs.
Here are all the technical specs on each one.
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