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Products - Eiki International, Inc.

10/01/99

With a footprint smaller than a legal notepad, the 5" thick LC-XNB1U XGA notebook projector from Eiki can go anywhere easily. It projects true XGA computer images and video in 16.7 million colors on screens up to 20' wide. Weighing only 9.4 lbs., it can still deliver images with a room-filling 800 ANSI Lumens brightness, 90% uniformity and 250:1 contrast ratio, in real 1024 x 768 pixel resolution.

It comes equipped with power zoom and focus, a built-in computerless presentation system and a padded carrying case. With its PCMCIA card slot and supplied slide show conversion software, the projector is also a standalone presentation system. You simply import a PowerPoint presentation, download it to a flash memory card and present.

In addition to native XGA resolution, the LC-XNB1U's smart data compression/expansion makes it compatible with input at SXGA, SVGA, VGA and Macintosh resolutions as well. Video scaling technology resizes video input to fill the screen. Also incorporated is an infrared remote projector control with mouse and laser pointer. It controls on screen features like Freeze and NoShow, as well as a new digital zoom that magnifies the image, not the pixels. Eiki International, Inc., Lake Forest, CA, (800) 322-3454, www.eiki.com.

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