Canon LV-X5

The LV-X5 is an affordable, XGA native resolution performer with a wide array of features found in more expensive projectors. Features like rear projection capability and ceiling mount make it versatile. Features like automatic keystone correction, fast start-up and shut-down, and automatic power-off timer make it easy to use.

At 1500 ANSI lumens, the LV-X5 is bright enough for your classroom, office or home theater setting. For your lesson, presentation, or home movie, you can be confident the LV-X5 has the power to perform.
With its native XGA (1024x768) resolution, the LV-X5 delivers outstanding image quality at an affordable price and is the perfect resolution match for your laptop computer. Not only that, the LV-X5 also supports SXGA (1280x1024) resolution through high-quality compression. Portable, affordable sharpness is yours with the LV-X5.
At the heart of the LV-X5's optical performance is its high quality 1.2x zoom lens. It's the only lens you'll need because the wide focal length range gives you the flexibility to project a screen from 21" to 300" in (diagonal) size. It also lets you use the projector in cramped quarters and still get a 100" (diagonal) screen with a short 9.8' throw. That means you're covered for a wide range of room sizes and projection distances.
The LV-X5 is versatile is so many ways. It gives you the option of two VGA inputs, or one input and one output. It also lets you connect your projector through Component, S-Video, or Composite inputs. Whatever you require, the LV-X5 lets you connect. And, when you're connected to a digital TV signal or high-end DVD player, you get a steady, film-like image because the projector's Progressive Scan circuitry converts 480i/575i signals to Progressive. Not only that, but the LV-X5 is also compatible with NTSC, PAL, SECAM, NTSC 4.43, PAL-M and PAL-N signals for global portability.
Even with 1500 ANSI lumens of brilliance, the LV-X5 still weighs in at only 7.0lbs and measures only 11.6" x 10.2" x 3.7". So, no matter where you need its power, you can take the LV-X5 there with ease.