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InFocus rolls out IN15 notebook projector

Allan Ford November 2, 2007

InFocus on Thursday sent word of the Work Big IN15. The firm’s latest DLP projector is made specifically for travelers and is designed for a relatively easy fit in a bag alongside a notebook with a case under 1.7 inches tall and a 3.9-pound weight. In spite of this size, the unit is roughly a quarter brighter than its IN12 predecessor and puts out a full 2,500 lumens of brightness, allowing it to display an image even in some brighter rooms. Native resolution tops out at XGA (1024×768) but will scale 1280×1024 images from computers and HD video up to 720p or 1080i.

RCA, S-video, and VGA outputs are built-in alongside InFocus’ regular M1 port, which allows the device to connect to some computers through a DVI adapter and to HD sources through component video. The IN15 ships with a wireless remote and should be available today for $1,499.
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Source: InFocus

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