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NEC Technologies's VT650 Projector

  • 05/01/02

The VT650 from NEC Technologies offers users the color management system and adjustable light output so that the projected colors and brightness can be matched to different environments. The projector weighs 8.6 lbs. and is equipped with up to 1,500 ANSI lumens of brightness. NEC's VORTEX Technology Plus provides colorful video and data images with clarity and an sRGB option for the most realistic colors and versatile image production. The Advanced AccuBlend feature ensures the native XGA projector's compatibility with a variety of computers, and native and non-native resolution display up to UXGA. Its AutoSense Technology lets users set up and adjust the projector with a touch of a button. The VT650 also incorporates a monitor output for teachers to project while viewing an external monitor. NEC Technologies, (800) 338-9549, www.nectech.com.

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