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New Releases...Microtek Lab

08/01/01

Microtek Lab's MVP800x LCD multimedia projector features true XGA 1,280 x 1,024 compressed high resolution with 24.7 million vibrant colors. The projector's 1.3x zoom and focus creates images ranging from 30" to 127" diagonally. Its 650 ANSI lumens provide bright, clear images with the lights on or off. Dual built-in speakers are ideal for multimedia presentations, and offer a distinct advantage over mono-speaker designs. The projector also includes audio and video porting that send signals to external speakers and applications.

The projector includes a wireless remote with built-in laser pointer, projector controls and a remote mouse function. The super quiet 39db cooling fan allows the presenter to converse easily in a normal tone. The MVP800x plugs easily into laptops, PCs, Macs, workstations and most common video and audio sources, including DVDs and composite video. It is also compatible with XGA, SVGA and VGA data sources, as well as international standards such as S-video, NTSC, PAL and SECAM. Microtek Lab, Inc., Redondo Beach, CA, (800) 654-4160, www.microtekusa.com.

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