Casio XJ-F10X Projector

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With TCO substantially reduced by their long-life light source, low energy consumption and filter-free design, CASIO Lamp Free projectors manage to pay for quite a lot of value to be used in the whole thing from business to education.Laser & LED Hybrid Light Source supporting high-brightness projection without mercuryCASIO has applied its unique new Laser & LED Hybrid Light Source to succeed in breakthrough development of a mercury-free high-brightness projector. Adopting a new semiconductor-primarily based light source system combining a blue laser, phosphor and a red LED, we’ve got achieved both high-brightness performance enabling projection in well-lit rooms and environmental friendliness with mercury eliminated from the sunshine source.Revolutionary new light source technologyCASIO developed a new semiconductor light source technology combining a red LED, phosphor and a blue laser. This source achieves high luminance safely by employing a phosphor device to change the wavelengths and phases of blue laser light.Instant On / Off / RestartQuick operation provides easy use anytime, anywhere, immediately.CASIO projectors succeed in a startup speed a ways exceeding that of conventional mercury lamp projectors.Casio also succeed in a fast, convenient restart after use on account of no use time for both warm-up and cool-down time.Additionally, XJ-F10X can also be switched off by only one touch a button like TV.Instant On: In an instant in a position to be used at max brightness after 5 secondsInstant Off: One-touch power offInstant Restart: Re-lights after 5 secondsLight ControlBrightness is mechanically adjusted to the optimal level for room brightness, which reduces electrical power costs.Adjustment is one among 7 brightness levels and Manual adjustment may be supported.USB Power SupplyXJ-F10X improve Stick type terminal even without external power.Imaginable to offer power, also to other stick type terminals, which have develop into more to be had recently such as stick type PC.* Supported stick type terminals will likely be announced on