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  • InFocus IN34

    A versatile mid-range projector priced competitively for both the home and business user, the InFocus IN34 has a wide range of connectivity options, is quiet, has reasonable image quality and is portable as well.

  • InFocus X2 Digital Multimedia Projector

    Although the X2 is a powerhouse of a projector that is the brightest in its class, it's heavy and big, and it can be frustrating to use.

  • InFocus LP640

    Displaying images brightly and sharply, this stylish LCD projector is best suited for boardroom presentations. Read our Australian review.

  • InFocus LP120

    The LP120 is the most portable projector we've seen to date, yet it still manages to deliver good image quality.

  • InFocus LitePro LP130: Moving pictures

    If your job involves giving presentations in places where fixed projection facilities are not available, then your options have up to now been limited. Newer ultra-portable products such as the LP130 now offer the functionality and image quality of larger projectors in a package that weighs only 1.33kg. The catch is, you'll have to pay for this portability -- the LP130 costs a hefty AU$10,980.

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