Mitsubishi is Lighting up Your Life with Color!

There is no doubt that the end user has many choices in the audio visual world. You can buy projectors that are made for portability, the classroom, the conference room, your community church, or even for an outdoor cinema. Within those environments, the customer must then decide if they want durability, crisp images, low sound emission, functionality, added features, weight and dimensions, and the list goes on and on. The commonality among all those choices, that any user (be it professional or home user) look for, is full on color; displaying all the colors of the spectrum. A well respected manufacturer of presentation products; Mitsubishi , is the maker of award-winning, high-quality projectors and replacement projector lamps.

The reason why Mitsubishi stands tall among the rest of the competition is due in-part to their technological innovations in its new XL30 ColorView family of projectors. This rainbow-allstar-lineup includes the XL30 , XL25 , and SL25 Colorview. These projectors have increased brightness, improved video, and can even offer whisper quiet mechanics (i.e. fan noise) all in tune with Mitsubishis digital exclusive six-axis color control control system called ColorView Natural Color Matrix and RGB, Microsofts color standard. There is a reliable power source behind all these dazzling colors, the VLT-XL30LP projector lamp is an audio visual wonder. The bulb is manufactured to last 2,000 hours and popular model for replacement among users. For a trusted source for projector lamps and Mitsubishi lamps or bulbs, click here.

Ok, so we get it, Mitsubishi is offering all the colors of the rainbow, and then some, but give me the specs! The XL30 ColorView, an XGA LCD projector, produces 3000 ANSI lumens of brightness; the XL25, 2300 ANSI lumens; and the SL25, 2600 ANSI lumens. Each projector is housed in a similar form factor weighing13.0 pounds, which is perfect for desktop or installed applications in corporate boardrooms, schools, auditoriums, churches and hotels. The XL30 ColorView projectors also are super-quiet, operating at 27 decibels during lamp conservation mode. The universal remote control unit that ships with the XL30 ColorView is the first of its kind offered by a projector manufacturer. It can be easily programmed to operate two additional video sources, such as a DVD or VCR, allowing presenters to switch easily between devices, and eliminating the need for expensive control systems typical with other projectors.

Mitsubishi Digital projectors also have one of the best warranty programs in the presentation industry for LCD projectors. Unlike other manufacturers, the warranty lasts three years, including Express Replacement Assistance (ERA), which covers next business-day replacement for units when and where available, delivered through leading express couriers. ERA is included for three years on all its XGA models, and two years for SVGA models.