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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Electronics Brand: NEC EAN: 5028695605787 Is Fragile: 0 Label: NEC Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers. Manufacturer: NEC Model: 50031741 Publisher: NEC Studio: NEC
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Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / TypeLCD projectorTechnical DataDisplay (Projector) / Min Image Sizem0.53Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Max Image Sizem7.62Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Max Screen Distancem11.1Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Min Screen Distancem0.7Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Max Resolution1024 x 768Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Image BrightnessANSI lumens2000Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / Image Contrast Ratio600:1Technical DataVideo Input / Analogue Video FormatSECAMTechnical DataVideo Input / Analogue video SignalS-VideoTechnical DataAudio Output / TypeSpeaker(s)Technical DataDimensions & Weight / Widthcm30.9Technical DataDimensions & Weight / Depthcm25.8Technical DataDimensions & Weight / Heightcm11.2Technical DataDimensions & Weight / Weightkg3Technical DataHeader / Product LineNECTechnical DataHeader / ModelVT595Technical DataHeader / CompatibilityPCTechnical DataHeader / ManufacturerNECTechnical DataHeader / Packaged Quantity1Technical DataVideo Input / Digital Video StandardDigital Visual Interface (DVI)Technical DataDisplay (Projector) / ClassDigital projectorTechnical DataDisplay (Projector) / Recommended Use of ProjectorPresentation and multimediaTechnical DataDisplay (Projector) / PortabilityPortableTechnical DataDisplay (Projector) / Native Aspect Ratio4:3
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