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Mitsubishi XD300U DLP Projector XGA 1024x768 2100 Ansi Lumens Portable Review

by Richard Jantz

Extremely bright portable handles motion and video with ease.

The brightest projector to make our chart (at 2100 ANSI lumens), the $4495 XD300U ColorView excelled at displaying motion and video, showing details in shadows and darker scenes of a DVD movie and a PC game. The unit also offers more color adjustment controls than most, though the presets for presentations, theater, and games generally do a splendid job. The remote includes a laser pointer, a nimble trackpad, programmable buttons, and Picture in Picture.

UPSHOT: The powerful Mitsubishi XD300U is an excellent choice for use in an office or a home, and is especially good at projecting colorful video input.

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Mitsubishi XD300U ColorView

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