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Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - ViewSonic PJ503D - DLP Projector - 1500 ANSI lumens - SVGA (800 x 600) - 4:3

ViewSonic PJ503D - DLP Projector - 1500 ANSI lumens - SVGA (800 x 600) - 4:3
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Brand: Viewsonic
EAN: 0766907258417
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Label: ViewSonic
Manufacturer: ViewSonic
Model: PJ503D
Publisher: ViewSonic
Studio: ViewSonic

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ViewSonic's PJ503D DLP projector delivers the best entry level performance value in the market. Topping the list of performance features is the AMAZING CLARITY OF DLP TECHNOLOGY. The PJ503D is the right choice for the small offices, classrooms and even home use. This versatile projector offers 1,500 lumens and a high 2000:1 contrast ratio (typ) in only 5.7 pounds. MULTIPLE INPUTS, ADVANCED IMAGE PROCESSING and SUPPORT FOR 720P AND 1080I SIGNALS let you connect your PC, DVD player and more. The native 80...


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