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Boxlight's MP-650i

02/01/01

Boxlight's MP-650i Conference Room Projector is a multipurpose XGA unit with 1,800 ANSI lumens and multiple computer inputs, which allow two presenters to connect their own computers to the unit at the same time. Picture-in-picture technology eliminates the need to embed video clips in the PowerPoint slide, and an RS-232 control port lets the projector be seamlessly commanded from any computer. A full-function laser remote with built-in laser pointer is also included. The remote can also activate digital zoom imaging to spotlight and digitally enhance an area of the screen from anywhere in the room. Other features include power zoom/focus, digital keystone correction, and a picture freeze feature. Boxlight, Poulsbo, WA, (800) 762-5757, www.boxlight.com.

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