21 November 2008 17:14 GMT / By Katie Scott
Viewsonic is aiming at businesses with a new projector - the PJ359w - which is its first widescreen projector.This is an ultra-portable WXGA LCD model featuring HDMI 1.3 connectivity and supporting HD signals up to 1080p.
But it is also designed to be compatible with widescreen-format laptops.
It also comes with a short-throw lens which allows users to project images from just 1.6m to get a screen size of 50-inches.
It delivers 2000 lumens and 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution.
The PJ359w also boasts an automatic built-in vertical keystone correction of +/-30 degrees.
The PJ359w is £499 +VAT. Home Cinema, Projectors, Viewsonic




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