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Sony VPL-CX20A portable projector
Ilse Jurriën : July 15th 2005 - 20:48 CET
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 Sony VPL-CX20A portable projector : Sony is introducing a new projector model; the Sony VPL-CX20A, designed for an array of permanent and mobile presentation applications in the corporate meetings, rental, education and healthcare markets. The new Sony projector is a highly portable and compact projector. "Users need flexibility in their projection options, and that's exactly the need the new model addresses," said Tom Mykietyn, general manager of display systems for Sony Electronics. "In the office, on the road, or wherever a presentation needs to happen, mobility, wireless speed and network connectivity rank high on professionals' wish lists."
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 Sony VPL-CX20A projector - Features
The VPL-CX20A is a highly portable and compact projector, with a brightness of 2000 ANSI lumens. Adding to its portability a weight of just 4.2 lbs and a height of a little more than two inches tall, places it among the lightest LCD projectors currently available and among the brightest in the sub-5-pound category. The VPL-CX20A offers full XGA resolution with exceptional picture quality to enhance presentations. The Sony VPL-CX20A projector features advanced intelligent auto setup with auto-focus functionality, as well as a short focal length lens that allows full-size images even in cramped meeting rooms.
Sony projector - 3-LCD technology and Remoce Commander
The projector uses a 3-LCD panel system to produce natural and bright images. The image reproduced is gentle on the eyes without causing color break-up, also known as the "rainbow effect." 3-LCD technology's full light processing allows for high light efficiency but also true expression of intermediate colors so users can enjoy lifelike reproduction of dark and shadow sections. The VPL-CX20A is available with a new card-type Remote Commander unit, the RM-PJ3. Other features include a password-authentication system, control panel key lock, security lock, and multi-scan converter capability for accepting a variety of inputs. The scan converter allows the projector to accept a wide variety of input signals - both computer images and video. Other features include: selectable lamp wattage, on-screen multi-language set-up menu, and freeze and digital zoom functions. The new Sony VPL-CX20A projector will be available in August at an estimated retail price of $2399.
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