With the LV-7265, Canon once again delights all projector users. With a 2,500-lumen lamp for projecting, potent Canon optics, high lamp brightness and native XGA resolution, this machine provides outstanding image quality and sharpness, even in brightly lit rooms. Its portable and lightweight body design make it easy to carry for presentations on the go. Other handy features include auto keystone correction, ultra-fresh start-up and low fan noise. Plus, the LV-7265 has DVI-I input and supports HDCP to enable projection of high definition digital content.

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Projectors are fun, especially when used for the wrong reasons. I still remember watching American Pie in the school lab and, ahem… the detention after it. So these BenQ projectors stepped on raw nerves when they came in! Wish they’d been there then…

MP620c: Made with educational institutions with mind (gah!), it comes with a ‘Blackboard’ mode, allowing output display on a blackboard - at a bright 2000 lumens. To zero out projector noise and let the noisy chatter from the gossip queen floats, it comes with a 24 decibel sound level, which makes it almost noiseless. And its 16.7 million color palette makes sure you don’t miss the plaque-cated teeth of the crooks!

MP612c & MP622c: Projecting at a very bright 2200 lumens, these are ideal for corporate meetings and heavy weight conferences. These too feature a 16.7 million color palette at a contrast ratio of 2000:1. The 26 decibel sound level and a native aspect ratio of 4:3 (can be extended up to 16:9) is surely something that the almost-deaf-but-still-clinging-on CEO would appreciate. They also use a BriliantColor technology, 3D color management and wall color correction to give the imaging much more edge.

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