InFocus Work Big IN10 DLP micro projector

Continuing to expand the Work Big lineup, InFocus' latest addition could be easily overlooked. Those with little room to spare in the suit will appreciate the 2.4-pound "palm-sized" design, and the DLP technology, 1,800 ANSI lumens, and XGA native resolution ought to do those PowerPoints proud. The Work Big IN10 works natively at 4:3, sports an 1,100:1 contrast ratio and onboard 1.3:1 zoom lens, is compatible with NTSC and PAL signals, and touts a lamp life of nearly 4,000 hours. Additionally, the integrated one-watt speaker and DVI / S-Video / composite input assortment should handle the most basic of setups, but this bundle of corporate joy will run you a stiff $1,249 when it lands in August.

[k0a10 @ Jun 22nd 2007 11:07AM]

When are projectors going to move past xga resolution. It's not like we're talking a 10" screen.

[Ypocaramel @ Jun 22nd 2007 12:26PM]

For a business class projector, they figure XGA is really all you need for those powerpoints. It's not like there aren't plenty of home theater projectors ... that said, a home theater projector as portable as this would really be nice.

[k0a10 @ Jun 22nd 2007 1:01PM]

'business' often involves collaborative web browsing, document editing, software development.. all these things benefit from a higher res screen. And newer presentation software will look better to.

[WickedDrag0oN @ Jun 22nd 2007 4:21PM]

My PK-20 may only have 25 lumens but it kicks that thing out of the water in hours. 4000 vs 10,000 and $1200 vs $500 hmmm hard choice... I like to watch my videos in the dark anyways. And I doubt you can run that thing off a battery like you can with the PK-20.

Booo Yahhh

[Ben @ Jun 24th 2007 4:49PM]

Projector reviews that don't give the resolution are useless. Just so you know.

[fastboxster @ Aug 20th 2007 4:58PM]

Most people already know XGA is 1024x768.