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ViewSonic LS740HD 5000 Lumens 1080p Laser Projector for Auditoriums, Conference Rooms, and Education

Name: Optoma
Price: 250.37 USD
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LONG LAMP LIFE: Long-lasting laser phosphor light source allows the lamp to shine bright for up to 30,000 hours
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3. She prefers reading over watching TV
4. He decided to study engineering in college
5. The restaurant is known for its delicious seafood
6. They have been friends since childhood.
AUTO POWER ON/OFF: This projector can be configured to automatically turn on and off
FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVITY: Supports most media players, PCs, Macs, and mobile devices with inputs such as HDMI and USB Type A
EASY SETUP: 1.3x optical zoom, 360 degree projection, H/V keystone, and 4 corner adjustment
VERSATILE PROJECTOR: High brightness 5000 Lumens 1080p laser projector with advanced visual features
LAN CONTROL: Schedule, and manage the projector remotely with Crestron, AMX, Extron, PJ Link, ATEN, and ViewSonic’s vController