BenQ Corp. BenQ offers three 3-D DLP projectors for the education market: the MP626, MP670, and MP772ST. Intended for small and medium-size classrooms, the MP626 features XGA resolution, 2,500 ANSI lumens, a 10-watt speaker system, Ethernet-based asset management, and a lamp life up to 4,000 hours. It is priced at $649 for education. Built for larger classrooms, the MP670 includes the same features as the MP626, except it’s brighter, at 3,000 lumens. It sells to schools for $899. The MP772ST is a short-throw projector that can cast an 82-inch diagonal image from only 3.3 feet. It features XGA resolution, 2,500 lumens, two 5-watt speakers, Ethernet-based asset management, and a lamp life up to 4,000 hours. It costs $749 for education. http://www.benq.us Mitsubishi Digital Electronics Corp.
Mitsubishi’s XD600U is a 3-D-ready microportable projector with XGA resolution, 4,500 lumens, a contrast ratio of 2,000 to 1, a 10-watt speaker system, RJ-45 connectivity, built-in support for closed captioning, instant shutdown, and an estimated lamp life of 5,000 hours. Contact Mitsubishi for pricing. http://www.mitsubishi-presentations.com
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