Casio Projector XJ-F210WN 3500 lumen WXGA (1280x800) business and education

Description: Key FeaturesIllumination System. Casio has been developing its laser/LED/phosphor illumination engine for several years, and the latest version is a much better performer than its predecessors. It still sports a 20,000-hour life, but its contrast is higher and its color accuracy is better.Total Cost of Ownership. Projectors using mercury vapor lamps must replace those lamps every few thousand hours at costs that can range up to $200 or more. In heavy usage, that cost can add up fast, but that is not a problem with Casio's laser/LED design. In addition, the XJ-F210WN has three separate internal chambers for the light source, power, and optical sections which reduces the impact of dust and allows the F210WN to operate air filter free . . . another cost saver.Brightness Adjustment. The F210WN has an extremely versatile brightness control system that derives from the nature of the light engine. High pressure lamps cannot be adjusted with the variable precision exhibited by the F210WN. In addition to the usual Bright and Normal settings which correspond to normal and Eco settings in other projectors, there is a menu category called Light Control dedicated to lowering the image brightness in seven steps, each with a corresponding decrease in fan noise. For example, at brightness level 5, fan noise is almost inaudible and image brightness is still nearly 2,000 lumens. This gives you wide-ranging ability to match brightness and fan noise to your projection environment.Wireless Operation. Most projectors offer some form of wired LAN operation, but few in this price range offer wireless operation. Although it is a $99 option, Casio's WY-40 wireless presentation adapter offers compatibility with multiple presentation disciplines including all sorts of portable devices. In addition, up to four computers can be connected simultaneously for collaboration sessions. Casio XJ-F210WN Connection PanelInternal Memory. For those times when hauling a computer along is not convenient, you can store up to 2GB of files in the F210WN's internal memory. File types supported are image (JPEG, PNG, GIF and BMP, movie (AVI, MOV, and MP4), presentation (ECA and PtG), and .pdf (PDF ver 1.4). File sizes are limited, and Powerpoint files must first be converted using EZ-Converter FA which is available on the Casio Web site.Menus and Remote Control. The F201WN's on-screen menu system has eleven levels, but each level is easy to navigate. Unfortunately, the menu sits in the middle of the screen and it cannot be resized or moved, so adjustments are partially hidden. The remote control is clean and functional with direct control of keystone correction, volume, digital zoom, and seven other functions that also appear in the menu itself. Specs:General InformationManufacturer: Casio Computer Co., LtdManufacturer Part Number: XJ-F210WNBrand Name: CasioProduct Line: AdvancedProduct Model: XJ-F210WNProduct Name: Advanced XJ-F210WN DLP ProjectorProduct Type: DLP ProjectorTechnical InformationProjection Method: FrontProjection LensMinimum Focal Length: 18.90 mmMaximum Focal Length: 27.20 mmMaximum Diagonal Image Size: 25 ftOptical Zoom: 1.5xLampNumber of Lamps: 1Lamp Type: Laser/LEDNormal Mode Lamp Life: 20000 HourImageStandard Mode Brightness: 3500 lmNative Resolution: 1280 x 800Graphic Mode: WXGAMaximum Resolution: 1920 x 1200Native Aspect Ratio: 16:10Contrast Ratio: 20, 000:1VideoVideo Signal Standard: HDTVOutput Scan Format: 720pInterfaces/PortsHDMI: YesUSB: YesPower DescriptionOperating Power Consumption: 205 WPhysical CharacteristicsHeight: 3.8"Width: 11.8"Depth: 11.8"Weight (Approximate): 8.38 lb

Price: 295 USD

Location: Schenectady, New York

End Time: 2024-05-13T13:26:18.000Z

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