D732MX by Vivitek

  • 10/01/08

D732MX by Vivitek

D732MX
by Vivitek

VIVITEK is now shipping its D732MX, a projector designed for maximum portability. The unit has a built-in carrying handle, weighs only 7.3 pounds, and is equipped with a Turbo-Charge Light Engine feature that allows the user to add up to 130 percent more brightness when needed. An "off 'n' go" feature allows for rapid startup and immediate shutdown, which eliminates the wait for warming up or cooling down. The projector also has full capabilities for PC, video, and whiteboard connectivity, and uses the latest DLP technology from Texas Instruments for clear, bright, and colorful presentations. Price: $1,249.

 

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