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Sanyo LP-XL50 Projector

June 18th, 2007        
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Sanyo has released the LP-XL50 projector which can project 80-inch images from a distance of 49cm. The distance between the chassis and the wall may be just 8cm only. There’s actually a proprietary aspheric mirror in the optical system to reduce the projection distance. The projector comes with 4:3 image aspect ratio and 1024 x 768 resolution. It measures 374 x 196.8 x 495 mm and weighs 7.8kg. The Sanyo LP-XL50 will be available end of the year on December 21, 2007 in Japan for 600,000 Yen ($ 4,861). One more shot after the jump.

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  • Ryan Parker

    Hi guys I need wireless data collection software for my blackberry and Motorola. I have been trying to find something for years now. It needs to support drop down menus, gps, check boxes, maybe capture photos, and bar coding. If anyone knows anything can you please point me to the right direction.

  • Kailyn Foster

    I have been working in a construction business for about 2 years and we found a solution that does this. We use it for wireless bar code reading and GPS tracking. The best part is we can customize the forms on-the-fly which saves us a lot of time over a customized solution. Company name is Westlake Software out of Los Angeles I think. There website is http://www.westlakesoftware.com. Their product is call AirMobility.net. They made a custom Extranet for us for our company to use but their main product site is http://www.airmobility.net. We found this service set up to make it pretty easy for us to migrate the information to our back office system. We use the technology and route it to 40 different servers nationally; has worked flawlessly for about three years. I would definitely recommend them.
    Kailyn Foster, VP IT

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