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Mitsubishi high-end LCD projector

02/01/01

Mitsubishi's X200 high-end LCD projector provides 1,200 ANSI lumens and has a user-changeable, long-life, short arc, high efficiency lamp. It creates clear images up to 300" in almost any lighting situation. The projector is also equipped with a picture-in-picture feature, which allows any two input sourced images, such as text and video, to be displayed simultaneously with movable and sizeable windows. Presenters can select and enlarge areas of the display requiring special attention, such as spreadsheets, photographic images or highly detailed schematics and graphs. Mitsubishi Presentation Products, Cypress, CA, (800) 843-2515, www.mitsubishi-display.com.

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