Casio America announced the release of four new projector models featuring DLP® projection technology that are targeted towards installed projector applications.  These new models feature RS-232 connectivity while still incorporating a thin body design.  The XJ-SC200 series boasts “Casio’s Super Colorä” Technology and the XJ-S50 “Casio’s Super Brightä” series is designed for high brightness applications. The Super Color and Super Bright models will debut at INFOCOMM ’08 and have a planned launch date of August ’08 and available through Casio’s authorized AV Dealers. Planned pricing will start from $1,299 - $1,599 MSRP .

Two new models, XJ-SC210 and XJ-SC215, is intended for applications where color accuracy is most important.  With a high brightness of 2500 lumens, this line targets presentations that require best colorimitry. The XJ-SC200 series features enhanced color technology whereby the chromaticity region has been expanded approximately 10% over current Super Slim models.

Casio has now achieved 3000 ANSI lumens output. This brightness improvement and versatile 2X power zoom lens allows the Super Slim XJ-S50 series to be used in Board Room, Conference, or Classroom where brightness is an important feature The models included in the Super Bright series are the XJ-S57 with USB and XJ-S52.

The XJ-SC215 and XJ-S57 will include a USB port for wireless connectivity through an optional WiFi receiver allowing for expanded connectivity in the conference room for notebooks and allows up to four PC’s to connect at a time.

All models are equipped with wide-angle 2X power zoom providing the highest magnification in a data projector, enabling projection from short distances of 2.8 feet and reaches a total of 30 feet.   Boasting the world’s thinnest body, Casio’s Super Slim measures only 1.26” at its thinnest point with an overall thickness of 1.69”.
 
via [ casio.com ]

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