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Product Description:
Infocus X6 digital multimedia projectors - designed for collaborative environments, including the office, classroom, home theater or large-format public display. As an all take on affordable, high-quality digital projection the X6 feature advanced DLP technology in a compact size with an integrated audio system and secure installation options. For further simplicity, the multifunction remote control slides into the projector chassis for storage and transportation.The search for a steady-performing, reliable projector ends here and it is completely affordable. The X6 feature 2000 Max ANSI Lumens and an 1800:1 Contrast Patio which equates to bright images with lush color saturation and deep black levels, even in meeting spaces with present ambient light. The X6 utilize the latest BrilliantColor technology to output true-to-life colors and shades through a wide, short throw lens, providing big image flexibility to smaller rooms.Nearly all computers utilize a VGA output for monitors and projectors, so the X6 host VGA input for data presentations, along with S-video and composite video inputs for multimedia presentation material from a DVD player, camcorder or digital camera. These projectors offer onboard serial input for IT integration applications - providing full functionality with maximum flexibility at an affordable price. Also, the X6 beautifully project video content, so when business ends on Friday feel free to enjoy these projectors at home.The X6 is an ideal first step into digital projection. It features SVGA resolution, which is an outstanding introduction to digital projection. The X6 has impressive brightness and contrast and all the connectivity options necessary to be truly effective in every meeting. | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Clearer and cheaper than my Epson
I bought an Epson Powerlite S3 three years ago and used it for DVDs, cable and to play my Wii. With a $1,000 budget, I bought the projector, a stereo surround system, a can of low gloss white paint and some black trim and built a home theater that will rival one that would cost 25-30K (if you bought a comparable-sized plasma TV). I loved it. The quality was somewhere between watching a movie in a theater and watching one on a plasma tv. The image projected about 108 inches and was a wonderful, cheap home theater system.
But my epson died after three years. So I bought this cheaper brand. And it is MUCH better. Maybe all projectors have gotten better in the last three years, but this version is much better than what I paid nearly twice as much to get back then.
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