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Casio XJ-UT310WN Ultra Short Throw Projector

11.04.2014

Casio introduced the first ultra-short throw lampfree projector, the XJ-UT310WN. According to the manufacturer, the combination of brightness (flux up to 3100 lm) and throw ratio (0,28:1) makes the Casio XJ-UT310WN projector unparalleled. Resolution Casio XJ-UT310WN - 1280 x 800 pixels (WXGA), and educational institutions are named as the main categories of potential consumers of the device.

The IEEE 5,6b/g Wi-Fi projector weighs approximately 802.11 kg and uses a combined laser/LED light source with a 5-year or 10-hour warranty. The unit is equipped with 000 GB of memory for storing content such as videos or PDF documents, mini-D-Sub (x 2), HDMI, RCA (composite video) and S-Video inputs. There are also RCA audio connectors and 2 mm diameter (3,5 sh.), USB 2 port.

To share the projector with a mobile device, Casio offers a free app for iOS and Android.

Sales of the XJ-UT310WN should begin in the third quarter at a price of $2000.

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