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P100 by Elmo

  • 02/01/07

P100 by Elmo

P100 by Elmo

ELMO IS SHIPPING the P100, a new high-end document camera. It offers SXGA (1280 x 1024) native resolution and supports HDTV output with progressive scan (720p). It’s designed to display live images of documents placed on the unit’s flatbed. (A built-in LCD display helps with positioning.) But the camera also includes a card slot for presenting stored images, as well as a USB connector for displaying images from a computer. Images on a card can be displayed in slideshow format or split view. With the aid of a computer, the P100 can create a split screen showing live and stored images simultaneously. Other features include 16x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom, a lens designed to minimize distortion, and a “clear-text” mode for optimizing black-and-white contrast for displaying text only. Price:$3,850.

 

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