Sanyo on Wednesday introduced a new ultraportable projector, the PLC-XW60. Sanyo claims is the industry’s smallest and lightest XGA (1024 x 768 pixel) digital projector. Coming next month, the PC-XW60 ...

This projector has an XGA LCD inside, a new, smaller bulb and a nice light and compact size. Its 10.4x2.17x7.4 inches in size and weighs a mere 3.6 pounds, meaning your laptop likely outweighs this ...

This is the PLC-XW60, the world’s smallest and lightest XGA LCD projector—according to its maker, Sanyo. Weighing in at just 3.6 pounds, the projector can beam a 1024 x 768-resolution, 100-inch image ...

Chatsworth, Calif. — Sanyo has introduced a 3.6-pound XGA LCD video projector, which it claims is the industry’s smallest and lightest. The PLC-XW60 is small enough to carry in one hand and features ...

Newly developed optical components and reduced lamp size contribute to the breakthrough size of the PLC-XW60 Lightweight projector offers greater flexibility and convenience for presentations away ...

Sanyo North America, a subsidiary of Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., one of the world's largest manufacturers of LCD and DLP projectors, announced today the introduction of a wide XGA ultra short-throw 3 ...

Sanyo has introduced two new models in its "T" series of high-brightness, portable multimedia LCD projectors, including the high-end SXGA+ PLC-ET30L and the entry-level XGA-resolution PLC-XT21/L. Both ...

SANYO announced today the introduction of a wide XGA ultra short-throw 3 LCD interactive projector geared for the educational and corporate presentation markets that provides full functionality ...

Sanyo North America announced the introduction of two series of ultra portable 3LCD projectors targeted for the educational and business markets. The new XK and WK series projectors offer improvements ...

It's not pretty (what Sanyo projector is?), but it is the world's first 4LCD projector. The 25-pound "portable" PLC-XP200L pumps 7,000 lumens across 1,024 x 768 pixels at a 2,200:1 contrast ratio in ...

Sanyo seems to now entirely focus on projectors targeted at professional customers and businesses. After announcing a $6,000 Wi-fi enabled projector last month, the company today said in Japan [JP] it ...