Casio XJ-M130 2000 Lumens Multimedia Projector

Description

Casio XJ-M130 2000 Lumens Digital Multimedia Projector

Main Features

• 2000 Lumens
• Hybrid Light Engine
• Mercury Free Light Source
• Superior Color, High Brightness
• 2x Optical Zoom
• Built-In HDMI
• Estimated Operating Life of 20,000 Hours
• Quick Startup and Shutdown
• Earth-Friendly
• Portable Projector

It seems the entire line of Casio Green Slim projectors is to be taken seriously. They are loaded with features and their total cost of ownership makes them a valuable presentation device for any market. The XJ-A130 Digital Multimedia Projector is no exception here. The beamer is created from the ground up from DLP technology, which offers a longer life span and improved reliability than most projectors.

The projector combines superior color and high brightness technology along with 2000 lumens and a 1800:1 contrast ratio, making the images it displays clear and precise. One innovation of the projection device is the hybrid light engine, which combines a laser, a fluorescent element and an LED, to achieve high brightness output of green light. Until now it has been considered difficult to do so with conventional semiconductor light sources, by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using a fluorescent element.

It incorporates a 2x optical zoom, which means whether you are in a small office or a large boardroom the 2x power zoom lens gives you the flexibility to easily position the projector. The Green Slim projector features quick startup and shutdown. The projector reaches its maximum brightness in a minimum of eight seconds and requires no cooling down period – an advantage for keeping presentations focused and smooth. The beamer offers an estimated operating life of 20,000 hours.

It includes an HDMI port, which provides direct digital input and allows connectivity with many widescreen notebooks. Compatible with HD video formats, HD video sources including Blu-Ray players, cable converter boxes, and gaming systems.

Lastly, the portable device is earth-friendly and requires low maintenance.

Hybrid Light Engine

By combining a laser, a fluorescent element and an LED, Casio has created an original mercury-free hybrid light source capable of generating high brightness. Casio has achieved high brightness output of green light, which until now, has been considered difficult with conventional semiconductor light sources, by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using a fluorescent element

Mercury Free Light Source

Provides 10x longer light source life than Casio mercury lamps while being more economical based on lamp replacement

Quick Startup and Shutdown

The Green Slim projector features quick startup and shutdown. The projector reaches its maximum brightness in a minimum of 8 seconds and requires no cooling down period – an advantage for keeping presentations focused and smooth

Superior Color, High Brightness

The Green Slim projector delivers a 50 percent increase in color spectrum for high-impact presentations due to improvements in LED and laser technology. Superior color reproduction enhances color purity allowing visual effects to appear brighter and offering powerful images that conventional projectors cannot match

2x Optical Zoom

Whether you are in a small office or a large boardroom the 2x power zoom lens gives you the flexibility to easily position the projector

Built-In HDMI

A built-in HDMI input provides direct digital input and allows connectivity with many widescreen notebooks now shipping with HDMI outputs. Compatible with HD Video formats, HD Video sources including Blu-Ray players, cable converter boxes, and gaming systems

Earth-Friendly

The Green Slim line of the projector(s) are earth-friendly and require low maintenance

Portable Projector

5-pound projector with features such as a 2x Power Zoom Lens making it a great portable projector

Cost Effective

Compared with conventional high-brightness projectors employing mercury lamps, Green Slim technology cuts costs as well as the time and effort involved in lamp exchange while maintain clear, high-quality images over an extended period