InFocus announces "Work Big" IN42 projector

InFocus recently trotted out its "Work Big" IN42 projector which, as the name makes so plainly obvious, is intended more for the board room than your home theater. The projector pumps out a standard 1024 x 768 resolution at 3,500 lumens, meaning you shouldn't have to force everyone to sit in complete darkness to enjoy your riveting presentations. InFocus is also touting the projector's low 32-decibel noise level as well as its integrated RS232 and RJ45 connections, which'll let you network the unit if you so desire. Inputs come in the form of composite, component, S-Video, VESA, and M1-DA; DVI connectivity is available with the aid of a M1 to DVI cable (apparently not included). Look for this one to drop sometime in the third quarter for $3,299.

[Via TG Daily]

[Joe @ Jul 12th 2006 2:50PM]

Why don't you show pictures of this stuff anymore?

[Jake @ Jul 12th 2006 2:57PM]

There's a picture right there. Unless it was just added.

[AbbydonKrafts @ Jul 12th 2006 3:06PM]

Hopefully it'll be true to its word. It would be nice to be able to do a presentation and allow people to take notes at the same time, as well as not have to talk as loud over the cooling fan.

[FRANK THE TANK @ Jul 12th 2006 3:55PM]

Based off the reports of "more than one device," I believe Microsoft is going to create a line of Zune's to compete with the Ipod line (that would be a PVP, Ipod-sized device with video, and a Nano-sized device) Remember, you heard it here first!

[Steven @ Jul 12th 2006 4:16PM]

Really, Infocus makes some decently inexpensive office projectors and always has. While their home cinema projectors are kind of lackluster, their office projectors are still wildly popular.

The design of this one is strange though. I wonder if the flat top has some sort of intended functionality, like to put a notebook on top of it.

[Joe @ Jul 12th 2006 4:58PM]

Engadget must have switched locations for their hosted images. Firefox is blocking them since they don't come from the originating site only. Please tell us when you do this Engadget. Now I can see the image for this product when I disable a checkbox in my Firefox options. You must have switched this a day or so ago.