ViewSonic PJD6251 Projector Composer Firmware for XP .

ViewSonicâ€™s PJD6251 is an advanced 120Hz /
3D-ready DLP projector which includes BrilliantColor

Last update 11 Dec. 2013 Licence Free OS Support Windows Downloads Total: 298 | Last week: 2 Ranking #877 in Firmware Publisher View Sonic

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ViewSonic PJD6251 Projector Composer Firmware for XP Publisher's Description

ViewSonicâ€™s PJD6251 is an advanced 120Hz / 3D-ready DLP projector which includes BrilliantColor technology to produce more vibrant colors.
- High brightness and contrast ratios make this projector shine in virtually any lighting situation
- Designed for table-top use or it can be mounted on the ceiling for classrooms and meeting rooms
- Top load lamp and filter-less design provides for easy maintenance and low total cost of ownership
- The HDMI input enables high-def images and multiple inputs offer flexible connectivity
- RJ-45 connectivity enables remote network control, while the extensive input options
- Integrated 10W speakers provide for effective presentations or classroom lessons.
- The PJD6251 is ideal for use in both schools and corporate settings.

Features:

Bright in virtually any setting with 3,700 lumens

BrilliantColor technology
- Latest BrilliantColor Technology delivers stunning all-digital clarity with life-like color, sharp graphics and outstanding video. The sophisticated 5-segment color wheel enriches the yellow color performance that is key to accurate and vivid color reproduction.

Closed captioning
- Integrated closed captioning decoder for the hearing impaired

Give Greener presentations and save
- Use the Eco-mode to achieve lower power consumption, reduce overall noise and extend lamp life. Filter less design saves costs and maintenance.

Network control through RJ-45

Stay connected
- Supports multiple video timing formats from SD (NTSC & PAL) to HD 1080p

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