InFocus IN5300 User Manual

Star Quality

Ease of Use - Sophisticated Features
Elegant Styling - Stunning Image Quality

Lasting brightness and color that stays.

The InFocus IN5300 series delivers superior visual performance
with DLP® DarkChip™3 Technology, finely tuned with our own
BrilliantColor™ enhancement, a maximum brightness of 4000
lumens, and up to WXGA (1280 × 800) resolution for true-to-life
images in vivid detail. The optical lens shift allows for install
flexibility, while DisplayLink™ provides instant set-up and
hassle-free projection over USB. The series is network-ready and
supports full analog and HD video connectivity. From complex
spreadsheets to web-based content to HD video, the new InFocus
IN5300 series brings star quality to every performance.

Optional Skin Glo ss Black

XGA (1024 × 768)
DLP DarkChip3

The InFocus I N5302 is the ideal XGA upgrade
projector for facilities which have older XGA
technology. The perfect cost effective
alternative integrating DLP reliability to your
existing projection system.

“The days of staring at an
industrial looking box
with cables on the ceiling
has officially ended.”

WXGA (1280 × 800)
DLP DarkChip3

The InFocus I N5304 is the perfect WXGA
enhancement projector for facilities that are
looking to move to the new world of wide
projection/images/visuals. The IN5304
embraces the new wide format standard
in personal computers and video content.

Benjamin Joy

InFocus Product Director

Custom Skins

Choose your cover. With options in Matte Black,
Matte White, Glossy Black, Walnut, or pre-primed
custom skins, the IN5300 series blends beautifully
with any décor.

Digital, Brilliant Color

The IN5300 series delivers a stunning combination
of HD resolution and vivid detail in true-to-life
colors with the latest DLP DarkChip3 technology and
InFocus award-winning BrilliantColor
implementation. For lasting brightness and color
that stays.

High Resolution XGA/WXGA

Designed for optimal flexibility, the IN5300 series
is available in widescreen WXGA (1280 × 800)
resolution to match the new wide format standard
in personal computers and video content, or XGA
(1024 × 768) resolution for legacy installations.

XGA

1,024 x 768 pixels

WXGA

1,280 x 800 pixels