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InFocus Intros 2 Ultra-Mobiles for Projection on the Go

The InFocus IN1118HD (PRNewsFoto/InFocus Corporation)

InFocus today announced two lightweight, compact DLP projectors designed for ultra-portability. The IN1116 and IN1118HD each weigh just 3.5 pounds, yet offer 2,400 lumens of brightness at resolutions of WXGA and 1080p, respectively. 

Other features include:

  • Built-in 4GB memory;
  • USB port for PC-free operation;
  • HDMI and VGA connectivity;
  • 10,000-hour lamp life; and
  • Up to 15,000:1 contrast ratio.

MSRP is $888 for the IN1116 and $1,149 for the IN1118HD. For more information, go to the InFocus site.

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