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KOMATSU AirProjector Wireless Presentation System

01/01/03

Turn a regular projector into a wireless presentation tool with the new KOMATSU AirProjector Wireless Presentation System, distributed by Katun Corp. Compatible with any projector, the 1.3 lb. AirProjector allows an unlimited number of PCs to connect to multimedia projection equipment via a wireless LAN connection. This eliminates the clutter of connection cables and repetitive setup delays when switching from presenter to presenter. With the AirProjector and a PC equipped with a standard wireless PC card, presenters can display sharp real-time images from up to 300’. The AirProjector starts at $999. Katun, (800) 328-2965, www.katun.com.

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