Canon's LV-7575 biz projector

by Ryan Block, posted Aug 26th 2006 at 6:43PM

When you've just got to make sure your subtle gradients and high resolution animations show up in your next PowerPoint (or Keynote) presentation, consider, if you will, a projector with some horsepower. Something with, say, a 5500 ANSI lumen bulb, 1.3x lens system with interchangeable lenses for ultra wide angle, wide angle zoom, long focus zoom, and ultra long focus zoom, and 1080i downconversion to native XGA, and S-Video, component, composite, BMC, DVI (with HDCP), and DVI inputs, as in the Canon LV-7575, which can be all yours (or your company's) for nine large.

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Tags: canon, lv-7575, projector

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Hobbes @ Aug 26th 2006 10:41PM

Whats the big deal? This is just a rebadged SANYO PLC-XP57L projector. Sanyo also OEMs this for Christie (LX55), a common practice in the industry.

http://www.sanyo.com/business/projectors/portable/index.cfm?productID=1309

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