MITSUBISHI Ultra Portable Projector XD600U REDUCE YOUR OPERATING COST


Exceptionally quiet, energy-efficient and packed with high quality and convenience, the new XD600U DLP projector has everything you need in a mobile projector. This cost-saving and high performance XGA projector is prepared for both long and short-distance presentations, from boardrooms and classrooms to conference rooms and tradeshows.


Its high brightness level of 4,500 lumens and a 2,000:1 contrast level ensure that your presentation shows crisp and clear, even in large meeting rooms and conference halls. The DLP projector is 3-D ready for content using field sequential formatting and special electronic shutter glasses.


This mobile projector is built for savings. The stand-by (low) mode consumes less than 1 watt, so you use less energy. Structurally semi-sealed, the XD600U eliminates the need for an intake filter under normal conditions and lowers cost. Increased estimated lamp life means lower maintenance and reduced operating cost.


ACCESSORIES


Stay bright with a replacement lamp Part # VLT-XD600LP


42


Mount it with MAG-PRO-W Universal up to 10 lbs


Connect it


with cables from HDMI, VGA, and DVI


Ask us about extending your Warranty! See page 8 for details.


Specs


Brightness Resolution


Warranty


4,500 lumens XGA (1024 x 768) [4:3]


Contrast Ratio 2,000:1 Weight


7.9 lbs 3 Year ERA, 1 Year/500 Hr Lamp Networking Wired


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