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InFocus LP120 Mobile DLP Video Projector | List Price: $1,399.99
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Brand: In Focus
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 2 years warranty
Features: - Measures 2.05 x 3.69 x 9.75-inches (HxLxW) -- one of the smallest digital projectors on the market
- Produces 1100 ANSI lumens of brightness at a contrast ratio of 2000:1; can project at a range of 4.5 to 14 feet
- Color-coded inputs allow for easy connectivity and set-up
- Includes handy remote control with red laser feature
- Top-panel controls are back-lit for ease of use during presentations
Size matters... [Posted on 2007-01-30]
We have 15+ LP120s at our company for over 2 years now and they have performed well.
Obviously, you buy this projector for the size. If you can carry around a bigger projector, you can no doubt do better on price, brightness, and color. But this thing is small enough to fit in your computer bag, is easy to set up even for non-technically inclined business people, and does a great job for business presentations to small to medium sized groups (up to 40-50 people). It comes with everything you would need in terms of accessories.
We've run some occaasional video over it with no problems. If video is your primary use, you could do better with another projector.
So, you buy this because you want a light, very easy to travel projector with the essential features for a small to medium group business presentation. For this purpose, this projector is the best on the market, even though it's been out for a few years. It helps that the price has come down significantly over the past year.
If you have other needs (video, large groups), look elsewhere.
Great projector, terrible support from infocus [Posted on 2007-02-23]
A great projector for travel. Infocus tech support is terrible for service so make sure you have a authorized support dealer near you.
Small living room (?) [Posted on 2007-09-05]
I have a 12 x 24 living room with a patio door smack in the center of long wall, Our normal TV/Stereo takes up one short wall. I added a pull-down screen behind Patio Valance, placed LP120 on removable shelf above couch, out of way. Only problem was to add 1" bar on rear of shelf to raise rear of projector because it displays to high. Placed Sony towers on each side of patio door for front speakers, use wireless surrond speakers since my wife doesn't want to see anything around when not in use, screen acts as sun-screen when down, it and the projector work very well, given room constraints. Went from large living room and electrohome 8500 to this. Not like the moives do to seating but great in everyone opinion.
One of the best mobile projectors [Posted on 2007-09-17]
Very powerfull projector.
Small and light to carry. Makes a lot of impression on potential customers.
Projector never turns off [Posted on 2008-08-15]
Don't buy this if you value a bit of peace and quiet. This isn't a case of the projector being broken, this is actually how it was designed! When you power it off, the lamp turns off and the fan slows down but it DOES NOT STOP! The only way to get the fan completely off is to unplug the unit.
I understand that the bulb requires a cool-off period, so the fan should stay on for a while, but this fan NEVER turns off.
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