CPX3 by Hitachi

CPX3 by Hitachi

CPX3 by Hitachi

HITACHI brings widescreen compatibility to presenters in a variety of environmentswith its CPX3 3LCD mobile short-throw projector. The device is speciallydesigned for widescreen-format laptops and imaging applicationsthat use 16:10 aspect ratios, and features a wide-angle lens thatallows for a large image to be projected in a small space. The projectoralso provides 2,000 lumens of brightness for professional-qualityperformance and weighs in at 3.7 pounds, so it can be easily transportedfrom one classroom to another. Price: $1,95.

 

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