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InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector review for sale


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InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector

Product Description

This multimedia projector is built to travel, and priced to move! Whether used at home, in a conference room, for educational or entertainment applications, the 6.8 pound X2 has the power and portability you need. Lamp: 200W SHP/3000 Hours. Aspect Ratios: 4 x 3 standard; 16 x 9 wide. Contrast ratio: 2000 x 1. Display: DLP by Texas Instruments. Image size (diagonal): 2.7 ft to greater than 21.6 ft. Video compatibility: NTSC, PAL, SECAM, DVI, HDTV (1080i, 720p, & 480p). Projection distances: 5 feet to 32.3 feet. Zoom ratio: 1.2 - 1. Throw Ratio: 1.89 to 2.27 - 1 (D/W), 1.51 to 1.82 - 1 (D/D). Dimensions: 4.2H x 9.8W x 12.9L . Inputs: Computer (M1-DA), S-Video 4-pin mini DIN, Composite RCA, & Stereo RCA Audio. Outputs: Monitor (VESA) & 3.5mm Audio (headphone). Includes wireless remote & cables. 1 year projector warranty, 90 day accessory warranty, and 90 day lamp warranty.

Amazon.com Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description If you're in the market for a cost-effective digital projector that can shine during your workdays for presentations or classroom use and moonlight on weekends as part of your home theater experience, you'll want to take a close look at the InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector. Featuring a 4:3 format DLP chip in 800 x 600 resolution, a four-segment, 2x speed color wheel, and a manual zoom and focus with a 1.2x magnification, this multipurpose projector can give you a bright, 100-inch diagonal 4:3 image in a range of about 12 to 15 feet.


The Infocus X2 is perfect for the classroom or workplace, as well as any home theater. View larger.
DLP Technology: Superb Imaging and Convenience
The X2 relies on DLP, or digital imaging, technology from Texas Instruments. DLP is entirely digital, which means that you'll never experience image degradation or "yellowing"--better known as color decay--that other imaging technologies experience over time. Projectors based on DLP technology are fully compatible with digital signals--with no analog conversion necessary--making them compatible with everything from digital cameras to gaming consoles. The Digital Micromirror Device that forms the heart of DLP technology is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, giving DLP the advantage of being extremely portable for a wide range of uses.


Features an intuitive keypad on the top of the project for easy navigation. View larger.

Connection panel is located at the rear of the unit. A detailed rear view or view larger.
The X2 provides a stunning 2000:1 contrast ration that offers superb imaging for home video or gaming. The projector's ANSI lumen output is rated at 1600 at full-power and 1100 in low-lamp--and, therefore, lower fan noise--mode. The projector's 200-watt lamp fills your screen brilliantly with 1700 lumens, and in low-power mode it will give you an amazing 3,000 hours of use. The X2 features a maximum projection of 32.3 feet, with at least five feet needed on the lower end. The projector's zoom lens means that images will fit the screen perfectly from wherever the projector is located.

Unlike many other digital projectors that practically require a technical degree to operate them, the InFocus X2 is designed for easy connectivity and use. The connection panel is located conveniently at the rear of the unit. Inputs include one M1-DA port that takes computer RGB, DVI, and HDTV; one S-video port; and one composite video jack. In addition there is one set of stereo RCA audio inputs. The connections are color-coded, making a laptop, PDA, DVD, cable or satellite TV system, digital camera, or game console connection as easy as it gets, no matter where you are.

Convenient, Easy-to-Use Features
The InFocus interface features intuitive keypads, remote controls, and user-friendly menus that deliver one-touch operation. The projector is compatible with DVI, HDTV 1080i, 720p, 480p, and computer resolutions up to XGA (1024x768). With it, you can project NTSC, PAL, or SECAM standard videos from the rear or front. At just 9.8 by 12.9 by 4.2 inches (W by L by H) and 6.8 pounds, the X2 is portable enough to bring home from the office whenever you're ready to kick back to some brilliant video or exciting gaming. And with a built-in 2.5 watt speaker, you won't need to drag extra speakers with you for you presentations.

In short, the InFocus X2 is a multipurpose workhorse that's designed to pull double duty, giving you low-cost, easy-to-use functionality at work, and brilliant imaging for your home theater and gaming needs.


  • Cost-effective multi-use digital projector for home and business applications
  • Features a 4:3 format DLP chip in 800 x 600 resolution; a four-segment, 2x speed color wheel; and a manual zoom and focus with a 1.2x magnification
  • Color-coded inputs allow for easy connectivity and set-up
  • Provides ultra-bright, 100-inch diagonal, 4:3 image at 12 to 15 feet
  • Can project NTSC, PAL, or SECAM standard videos


InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector for sale


InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector Reviews


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141 of 148 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Rainbow Effect A Deal Breaker, July 28, 2004
This review is from: InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector (Office Product)
I did a lot of homework before buying this product (my first projector). If you've done the same, you'll know this is a great projector for home theatre use - with all the right features and a lot of bang for the buck. This is all true.

I sampled projectors with better/higher features and saw nothing worth twice the price. There is no doubt (unless money truly is NO OBJECT) that this is the projector to choose for home theatre.

ALL THAT BEING SAID, and having read and been warned by at least a dozen reviews (of the X1) which marginalized the ''rainbow effect'' I MUST SAY THAT THE RAINBOW EFFECT IS A INSURMOUNTABLE SORE POINT and my review will focus on exactly that. I don't know if any projectors exist in the world without this problem, but here it is in a more understandable form:

It seems that the picture is made of RGB images that alternate faster than the eye can notice (in other words, that there is a red image followed by a green... Read more
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80 of 83 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Hi Def TV, Cable, DVD's and X-box all look Fantastic!, March 4, 2005
This review is from: InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector (Office Product)
Bottom line - best major purchase I have made since I bought a home with a finished basement!

I got the projector and mounted it on the ceiling in my basement projecting on a light-brown wall. I expected that I would need to paint the walls white, or get a screen, but was shocked by the amazing picture quality. Here are the details:

1) Comcast Cable with HiDef Box. Hidef program is so amazing it makes me want to cry. Sports programing blows the mind away. I even enjoy watching boring hi-def shows with the wife, like the Oscars, just because I am so amazed at how crystal clear the picture looks. You feel like you are there! Regular TV looks surprisingly great too, but setting it up right is critical. Make sure to change the aspect ratio back to Native (vs 16:9 when watching hi-def channels). Ensure that the HDTV cable box has the following settings:
Aspect Ratio (controls regular programming) = 4:3 letterbox
Output Type (controls High def... Read more
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Good product, forget about service, January 13, 2006
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cayman (heart of darkness, central africa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: InFocus X2 Multimedia DLP Projector (Office Product)
Good product, forget about service. I e-mailed InFocus about my faulty projector 8th January 2005
it is now 7th January 2006 and I still do not have my projector. That's right, it's been ONE YEAR since
my projector stopped working, I have given up on it being repaired (it was under warranty) and am now
struggling to get it back so that I can repair it out of my own pocket. Check this company's record at
the Better Business Bureau, it is deemed to be unsatisfactory due to unanswered complaints.
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