Mitsubishi PK10 Product Sheet

Mitsubishi Pocket

INFORMATION SHEET (All specifications are tentative and preliminary. Subject to change without notice!)

IMAGING TECHNOLOGY 0.55” 12 degree DDR DMD™ x 1, DLP™ Technology

NATIVE RESOLUTION SVGA (800 x 600)

BRIGHTNESS Exact measure to be determined later.

Fully usable in a dimly lit room , or environment with low ambient lighting

CONTRAST RATIO Exact measure to be determined later.
Comparable to most value models of DLP projectors

LAMP 3LED by LumiLEDS
Rated to last up to 20,000 hours regular operating life

LENS Super short-throw lens with manually adjustable focus

IMAGE SIZE 12” to 60” diagonal (Optimal Maximum Display at 40” t o 50”)

PROJECTION DISTANCE Optimal focus attainable within 48” from screen

THROW RATIO Approximately 30” diagonal image size @ 20” distance

VIDEO STANDARDS NTSC/NTSC 4.43; PAL; SECAM; DVD

INPUT TERMINALS S-Video x1; RCA Video x1; 3.5mm Audio Jack x1; HD-15-Pin VGA Monitor

Component Video goes through HD-15

POWER REQUIREMENTS AC 100 – 240 volts 60/60 Hz
Optional Battery Available; Battery life lasts up to 2.5 Hours with full charge

DIMENSIONS (W x H x D) 4.85” ” x 1.85” x 3.85” (WxHxD) Approximate (123mm x 47mm x 97mm)

WEIGHT 0.88 lbs (400 Grams) Approximate

STANDARD ACCESSORIES Protective slip cover; AC power cable; user manual; quick reference guide

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Cable Connector Pack containing one each of RCA video composite cable, S-

KEY SELLING POINTS - Unbeatable convenience through extreme portability in both size and weight

SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS - Digital camera display magnification

AVAILABILITY AND PRICING June - July 2005, Targeted street price of $699 - $799

LED DLP® Projector

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(Sequential Red, Green, and Blue)

video cable, 3.5mm audio cable, and High-Density 15-pin computer monitor
cable; Battery pack; and more…

- Long life-lamp, with quick-on, quick-off, no warm up period

- A projector at practically the cost of less than two regular projector lamp

- Can be battery operated

- Retail signage for show window messaging at night

- Government or military on-site training

- Camping video; Mobile video in cars, trucks or vans

- Theater or club signage displays

- Gaming video

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