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InFocus Work Big IN2104EP Projector

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Manufacturer: In Focus
Model: IN2104EP
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: In Focus
Label: In Focus

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Features for InFocus Work Big IN2104EP Projector:

Supported Aspect Ratio - 16 - 9, 4 - 3 (Native), 5 - 4
Brightness - 2500 Lumens (High), 1800 Lumens (Eco Mode)
Contrast Ratio - 2000
Data Compatibility - VGA (640x480), SVGA (800x600), XGA (1024x768, Native), SXGA (1280x1024)
Video Compatibility - Full NTSC, PAL, SECAM, 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i

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Editorial Review
The Learn Big IN2104EP is made for heavy-use with moderate-high resolution sources, featuring XGA-native resolution of 1024x768. This model is ideal for educators and students who typically connect to newer 4:3 laptop and desktop computer sources, document cameras and digital scopes to create immersive learning environments. The IN2104EP will perform at a higher level than the IN2102EP because every pixel on-screen is reflected from an individual mirror in the chipset, providing a larger, clearer projected image. Powered by 2500 Lumens, the IN2104EP project bright images in high ambient light environments. The 2000:1 contrast ratio preserves detail in dark images. The InFocus IN2104EP DLP projector with BrilliantColor technology and 5 segment color wheel displays realistic colors and brighter images that last. Color Wheel (DLP Only) - 5-segment Lamp Life - 2500 Hours (High), 3000 Hours (Eco Mode) Minimum Image Size - 2.00 ft Maximum Image Size - 19.98 ft Standard Lens Zoom - 1.1 - 1 Standard Lens Projection Distance - 3.93 - 32.8 ft Digital Keystone Correction (Vertical) - +20°/-20° Projector Placement - Ceiling Projection, Front Projection, Rear Projection Inputs - 2 x Component (RCA) (Requires optional VGA to Component adapter), VESA (HD15, VGA), S-Video, Composite (RCA) Projector Control - Projector Keypad, Remote, USB, RS-232 Speaker - 2.0 Watt mono speaker Audible Noise - 34 dB Approximate Unit Dimensions - 9? (L) x 11.7? (W) x 3.9? (H) Approximate Unit Weight - 6.9 pounds 3-Year Limited Projector Warranty, 5-Year DLP Imager Warranty, 1-Year Lamp Warranty
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