Toshiba today unveiled its latest widescreen projector. The TLP-WX2200U model features a palm-sized control panel that allows users to assign a password to prevent unauthorised access to the projector – so presumably no one will be able to mess with your slides before that important presentation.
The WX2200U also has a 1.2x …
Impressive if you come from 1994. That's about as standard a spec as you can get - why imply that it's special, unless you lack the technical knowledge to say anything meaningful and feel you have to be impressed by *something* to justify your review.
Meanwhile, 600:1? Yipes. Sounds like my CRT projector in a sunlit room...
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Toshiba shines out widescreen projector
Toshiba today unveiled its latest widescreen projector. The TLP-WX2200U model features a palm-sized control panel that allows users to assign a password to prevent unauthorised access to the projector – so presumably no one will be able to mess with your slides before that important presentation. The WX2200U also has a 1.2x …
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Posted Tuesday 4th September 2007 16:10 GMT
Anonymous Coward
Great feature #
Password protection - yet another handy feature to screw over the next person in line to use the department's projector.
Posted Tuesday 4th September 2007 17:23 GMT
Matt Morgan
Damn #
I was looking for something just like this, but I need one that can project 32.5 feet. Damn! I guess this one won't do.
Posted Tuesday 4th September 2007 20:14 GMT
Anonymous Coward
reinventing the wheel #
Hmm, If I remember correctly then I had a Philips projector in 2001 that also had a password protection. Innovative indeed...
Posted Tuesday 4th September 2007 21:47 GMT
Anonymous Coward
Shines out buty only just.... #
Wow 500:1 remind me never to buy one of those!
Posted Tuesday 4th September 2007 22:05 GMT
peter
RE:reinventing the wheel #
As you say, introduced to stop kids nicking classroom projectors and making a few hundred quid.
Posted Wednesday 5th September 2007 02:17 GMT
David Wiernicki
What?! #
"It can display an impressive 16.7m colours..."
Impressive if you come from 1994. That's about as standard a spec as you can get - why imply that it's special, unless you lack the technical knowledge to say anything meaningful and feel you have to be impressed by *something* to justify your review.
Meanwhile, 600:1? Yipes. Sounds like my CRT projector in a sunlit room...
Posted Wednesday 5th September 2007 08:44 GMT
Colin Jackson
Eh? #
Why did they even bother bringing this one out? It's average in almost every way, except for the ways it's below average. It's mutton dressed as lamb.
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