Sanyo launches PLC-XP57L networked projector

by Ryan Block, posted Jun 10th 2006 at 7:14PM

You've got specific needs if you're willing to plunk down ten large for an XGA res projector like Sanyo's PLC-XP57L -- we'd be willing to bet those are business needs. But this 19-pound light-spitting behemoth isn't just hype for suits and ties; you're investing in an HDTV down-converting system with DVI in, networked imaging via Sanyo's PJ-Net Organizer Plus II system, and a 5500 lumen, 1000:1 contrast ratio picture fired out through it's triple-LCD imager, itself intended for 24/7 operation. Like we said, it's not for the average projector user, but when you've got a serious job to do, the PLC-XP57L can probably take care of that for you.

[Via PR Newswire and MobileWhack]

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freakon @ Jun 10th 2006 8:37PM

I really wish that somebody would come up with some breakthrough/powerful gadget that average people can afford without starving the kids.

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marshak @ Jun 10th 2006 10:58PM

this actually is not worth $10 000. for less than that you could get a laptop networked for video feed and a projector thats just as good.

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