Buy InFocus Lp 70+ - DLP Projector - 1500 Max Ansi Lumens - 1024 X 768InFocus Lp 70+ - DLP Projector - 1500 Max Ansi Lumens - 1024 X 768 Product Description:
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Whether youre presenting or simply capturing information in a group meeting, you wont want to be without the InFocus LP70+. 1500 powerful lumens flood any room with brilliant color and unparalleled clarity. Integrated data, video and audio yield a projector thats ready to make your multimedia presentation larger than life. Enjoy crisp images and full color with the latest digital processing technology (DLP) from Texas Instruments for an amazing 2000:1 contrast ratio.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Faithful Projector for Past 2 1/2 Years
By Andrew Dean
Bought this product for a non-profit group after having used the same projector for 2 1/2 years, probably once or twice a week for an hour, and several times a year for weekend classes that run 8 hours per day. It is easy to use, small to transport, and gives a good image for class or conference-room use. The one I just bought is reconditioned, and cost nearly $1000 less, mostly due to electronic progress.Two small problems have occurred with the one I use: 1. The plastic body cracked and lost some pieces, but everything works, and this serves as a unique identifier 2. After about 2 years, the video cable became defective and we had to prop the cable at a particular angle to see anything but blue. We bought another and all is well.Great projector, now in its third year. (Haven't used the recent order yet.)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Infocus LP70+
By sampson
I am actually shopping now for a replacement bulb for this unit now, which I have owned for 10 years. This is the first bulb I have had to buy for the unit as well. It has been a remarkable projector for a very long time. It is also quite versatile in regards to inputs. I have connected computers/laptops, dvd players, cable TV boxes, as well as video games such as PS2 all to the projector. The picture quality however, depends on the source not the projector. The image is crystal from a computer input but, very unclear with the PS2(lowest scale). Hope it help, even though it is very outdated they are reliable units which can be bought for very cheap now. Mine was $1800 new in 2000 and now they go for around $500.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Great little projector! - You need a separate remote - not included!
By E. A. Jaffe
I do a lot of travel, training and presenting, and this was recommended to me. I've used it a few times recently, and I LOVE how little it weighs! Of course, they never tell you all the cords you need have weight also. I was VERY disappointed that the remote is quite expensive and is not included with factory reconditioned machines. However, I can change the slides using a wireless mouse with my laptop. It's not quite as elegant but it saves lots of money. Also, the speakers are not good for a decent sized room - I bought some inexpensive, very lightweight ones from Radio Shack. With the new TSA rules, you have to take the projector out of the box at the airport, along with the laptop, etc. This is true of any projector. It makes it all the more important to take a small, light one like this.
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