The InFocus IN118HDSTa ($899) is the short-throw equivalent of the InFocus IN118HDa, a budget 1080p data projector that I reviewed late last year. The IN118HDSTa has a low price for a full HD data ...

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The short-throw InFocus Genesis IN118BBST can sit close to the screen and still produce a large image that's bright enough to stand up to ambient light. With impressive 3D and low input lag for gaming ...

Ask any gamer or movie lover and they will all agree. They love big screens for their big action. It can provide a rush of intensity when you’re watching your favorite movie, just as if you were in a ...

The IN118BB pairs a 1,920-by-1,080 DLP chip with a 6-segment color wheel, using RYGCWB (red, yellow, green, cyan, white, and blue) panels. Adding a white segment to the primary colors is standard for ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The short-throw InFocus Genesis IN118BBST can sit close to ...

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Wireless Capabilities, Network Software Ushers in New Era of Convenience AUCKLAND, New Zealand - September 29th, 2003 - InFocus introduces a new breed of installation-ready projectors that enable an ...

New Projectors Feature Intuitive User Controls, Wireless Capabilities, and Advanced Networking AUCKLAND, New Zealand - January 27th, 2004 - InFocus® Corporation, the worldwide leader in digital ...

American giant InFocus has an impeccable reputation for big-screen projectors, but until recently the company had seemed tentative about switching to 1080p Full HD resolution. Despite a broad range, ...

Until recently, the concept of touch panel performance revolved around the number of touch points, with conventional wisdom positing that two touch points were not enough. To enhance touch performance ...