REALiS X600 by Canon

REALiS X600 by Canon

REALiS X600 by Canon

CANON has expanded its REALiS line of high-resolution multimedia projectors, introducingthe REALiS SX6, SX60, and X600. The line features Canon’s proprietary AspectualIllumination System (AISYS) optical system, which enhances LCOS technology toachieve crisp, color-rich, detailed imagesby efficiently utilizing and equalizinglight from the projectorlamp. At 3500 ANSI lumens, theREALiS X600 (pictured) is themodel best suited to classrooms.It can display large imageseven in brightly lit rooms, and features1024 x 768 resolution, a 1000:1contrast ratio, and in quiet mode, 31-dBoperation. Price for the REALiS X600: $3,999.

 

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