A Full Line of Networked LCD Projectors

Sharp’s full line of networked LCD projectors starts with theNotevision XG-P10XU, a desktop/installation model that weighsjust under 17 pounds and features native XGA (1024x768) resolution.It’s rated at 3000 lumens brightness and offers signalcompatibility to UXGA (1600x1200), component video input, support forall DTV formats, power zoom/focus, and digital keystone correction.Network control and operation is through an RS-232C interface.

Sharp's XG-P10XU

Need a little more horsepower? The Notevision XG-P20XU (3300lumens) and XG-P25XU (4000 lumens) will do the trick. Bothmodels feature XGA resolution, signal compatibility to UXGA, componentinputs and DTV compatibility, power zoom/focus, and a combination ofdigital keystone correction and manual lens shift for precise imagealignment. You can control either projector through RS-232Cconnections.

If you need a small desktop projector that offers installationperformance, the Notevision XG-C40XU is worth a look. Theprojector weighs just under 11 pounds, but offers true XGA resolutionwith micro lens array-equipped LCD panels and is rated at 2000 lumens.With Sharp’s ImageACE intelligent scaling, the projector candisplay PC signals up to UXGA resolution, plus support all componentDTV formats. Manual zoom/focus and digital keystone correction arestandard, and it can “talk” with S.A.P.S. software throughthe RS-232C port.

For full-blown installation projector applications, it’s hardto beat the XG-V10XU (XGA resolution, 4000 lumens) andXG-V10WU (SXGA 1280x1024 resolution, 4700 lumens). Both modelsoffer a full range of professional PC and video inputs and can handlesignals to UXGA with ImageACE scaling, plus all component DTV formats.Power zoom/focus and power lens shift in both horizontal and verticalaxes make precise setup a snap, and you’ll have six optionallenses available to fit your every need. Control of both models ispossible through the RS-232C port, or through a network when using theAN-L10T Ethernet expansion card.

We’ll Hook You Up

If you are in the market for a new installation projector, orreplacing an older model, why not take your AV installation to the nextlevel with a Sharp networked LCD projector? Sharp has a full range ofmodels that let you choose how much control you’ll need –simple RS-232, or fast LAN connectivity. What’s more, Sharp LCDprojectors are designed to support after-market control systems,whether they are Ethernet-based or RS-232C. Once you’veexperienced the power of networked projectors, you’ll wonder howyou got along without them!