Philips Multimedia Projectors

  • 01/01/03

Featuring the latest technology and designs, Philips Electronics has developed multimedia projectors that provide presentation solutions for educators. The latest Philips’ projector line, designed specifically for the education market, is the bSure series. The bSure projectors provide quality performance, portability and quiet operation.They also feature increased brightness and resolution, user-friendly options, and a longer lamp life. The bSure series includes the XG1 with XGA resolution and the SV1 with SVGA resolution. Both have PC and Mac connections, and feature the SecurityMax anti-theft system. Prices start at $3,599. Philips, (800) 531-0039, www.philips.com.

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