InFocus IN26+ DLP Projector XGA 2400 Lu :: Education by Design Store

Editorial Review
Make your presentations more fun, productive, and outstanding. Easy to set up and easy to use, the INFOCUS IN26+ removes the hassle factor from all your meetings. Forget that jungle of cables you had to wrestle into submission. The IN26+ comes with stylish tie-wraps that ensure easy stowaway of both power and data cables. All components are color-coded for ease of use and cable inputs are easily accessible on the rear panel for effortless installation and seamless cable management. An easy to use, icon-based remote allows you to quickly scroll and select your settings. Once you've experienced the power of the IN26+, it will be hard to imagine a meeting without it. Giving your ideas the biggest, brightest and clearest platform possible has never been more affordable. Display Type DLP by Texas Instruments - 0.55 XGA DDR DMD Data Signals Native - XGA (1024 x 768 pixels); Resize support - VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, SXGA+, Macintosh / Video Signals SDTV (480i, 576i, NTSC, PAL SECAM), ED/HDTV (480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i) H Sync 15.75kHz to 85kHz / V Sync 48Hz to 85Hz Inputs Composite Video, RCA - 0 x 1; S-Video - Mini DIN 4-pin (Y/C) x 1; VGA - Analog data, mini D-Sub 15-pin x 1; Stereo Mini-Jack - 3.5 mm x 1 Outputs VGA - Analog data, mini D-Sub 15-pin x 1; Stereo Mini-Jack - 3.5 mm x 1 Built-in Audio 1.0 watt speaker Projection Lens has manual zoom and focus with projected image size ranging from 34 to 248 inches diagonal Keystone Corr. Digital +30/-25 degrees vertical correction; video/data Unit Dimensions 8 x 13.25 x 17.88 (W x H x D); Unit Weight 5.95 lbs. Dual-Volt Compatible for international use InFocus Projector has 1-Year Limited Warranty / Bulb has a 6-month limited warranty
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Customer Reviews

Excellent bang for your buck

2007-05-12
There is one major thing that you need to do if you buy this product and that is upgrade to the latest firmware on the infocus website. The firmware that comes with it isn't nearly as good as the one they just released. Overall, for the money you can't go wrong with this projector. It has a decent resolution for a projector in the price range, and the 2200 lumens are more than enough. I keep mine on low power mode all the time and it still runs at 1700 lumens. There is nothing like watching movies on a 120' flat screen! I guess if there was a problem with this product it would be the noise. On low power mode it isn't really noticeable, but on high power, unless you have a movie with sound going, you are going to notice it. I personally love how much they have come down in price. This just last year would have cost me over 1200 dollars easy and now they're finally affordable. I recommend this product.

Great projector! Great Value!

2007-05-09
Excellent contrast ratio and color. I'm able to view this with a moderate amount of light turned on in the room. Picture quality doesn't seem to be as sharp as my previous projector but it is adequate.

pretty good projector

2008-05-13
This is a good product
I bought this one because I had a good perception of Infocus

It is a little big, but it is what I pay for.
Smaller projectors are a lot more expensive.
This is very practically and what I really like it that this projector supports my Widescreen Laptop resolution, so I can work in the same aspect ratio in the laptop screen and the projection.
BAD:
The RCA video input gives more quality video than the SVideo input, when you use a DVD player for video source.
Also it doesn't have a blank screen or freeze function, this is bad because some time you need to pause a presentation and do a little fast work in your laptop but you don't want show what are you doing to everyone.

Great projector with average remote

2008-03-03
I purchased this projector to upgrade from the previous InFocus X2 model. The projector is great, but the remote is very basic. They removed the volume controls from remote and has no laser pointer. They are esentially getting you to buy their upgraded remote. I do a lot of presentations with video and need the ability to control volume.

Bulb burned out at third use

2008-01-08
Not a happy camper. I tested the projector by running it for about an hour shortly after I bought it. In preparation for a meeting where I would be using it, I ran it the day prior for a few minutes and reviewed the instruction manual. Everything seemed fine. Then this morning, when I set it up at the meeting I was presenting at, the bulb burned out. I followed the manual to turn off projector and wait a minute--did that two times--still no bulb. I returned it and exchanged it for a Toshiba.

No Carry case?

2007-09-14
Just got mine, and was very suprised that there wasn't any kind of carry case. Sheesh!

InFocus IN26+

2007-06-01
This is a great little projector. We are a small business and our main use is training. Excellent picture quality, even with the smallest of detail. I would recommend this product.

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