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Projector Sports Polysilicon LCSs

09/01/96

Designed for presentations where rich, brilliant colors are critical, the Telex P400 LCD Boardroom Projector sports polysilicon LCDs, the latest in active-matrix technology. Dichromic color separators further enhance images' accuracy and saturation. The P400 projects more than 16 million colors at 800 x 600 (SVGA), and includes an ultra-bright 250-watt metal halide lamp for working in any lighting environment. With its motorized lens, the unit can project images up to 25 feet diagonally. Other highlights are illuminated buttons on the control panel and a remote control for easy adjustments even in total darkness, multilingual onscreen menus, a built-in speaker/amplifier, up to two video sources and multiple computer inputs. A mirror/reverse control provides the option of rear projection. The P400 weighs 23 lbs. and comes with a built-in carrying handle, protective lens cap and all necessary cables and adapters. Telex Communications, Minneapolis, MN, (612) 884-4051.

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