LP-XTC50, Sanyo’s User Friendly Projector

The new model of Sanyo’s projector comes with two operating modes that save ware on bulbs. This is great for places that have projectors installed on extremely high ceilings, ladders used when replacing bulbs can be quite dangerous.

Alternating Mode is a real advantage for the rental of projector market by making it easier to handle a number of units without having to worry about a lot of fires.

In Relay Mode one lamp is used until it goes out, then the projector switches to an additional lamp. Sanyo said this mode has been designed for places like schools that have budgeting issues that prevent them from maintaining a stock of lamps. This may allow those places to wait until the start of a new budget to purchase new lamps, as they have 3000 extra hours.The projector also comes with the AMF Sanyo which means less maintenance in this area.

This projector can perform both horizontal and vertical keystone correction, which this is an area we’ve always found interesting. Sanyo previously published a smaller projector from the vertical correction, the XW60, but it should be fun to play with. With 360-degree vertical projection, there should be some places there that can use this.

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