The Casio Super Slim is a small but powerful projector - about the size of an 8.5 x 11 (A4) sheet of paper, and it fits into a briefcase together with your laptop. Use Super Slim powerful zoom lens to properly fill your screen. Whether you're in a small office or large board room, the industry leading 2X zoom gives you the flexibility to easily position the projector. Casio has improved the image system so that your presentations look brighter with improved color and enhanced contrast.
USB Memory Stick or Memory Card
You can connect a commercially available USB memory device or USB card reader to the USB port and project images and movies. The supplied EZ-Converter PRO software converts a powerpoint file, PDF file, Web page or other data (Word, Excel, Wordpad) into an image file that can be projector by the XJS36 projector.
With support for USB Memory Sticks, JPEG, BMP, Motion-JPEG (AVI format), MPEG4 (AVI format), MPEG4 (mp4) can be played directly. Excel, PDF, Word and powerpoint can all be converted with the supplied conversion software (Vista/XP/2000 compatible).
Wireless Option
With the USB Wireless adaptor YW-2L (sold separately) a wireless connection can be established for 4 PC's.
Daylight presentation
The XJ-S46 is the ideal solution for anyone who is looking for something small, light yet powerful. A phenomenal brightness of 2,500 ANSI lumens means that they deliver extraordinary luminosity and focus even under daylight conditions.
Automatic correction of keystone effect
You can be flexible when you choose the location of the super slim projectors, because the professional devices don't need to be positioned at 90 degrees to the projection surface. Sensors recognise the angle and the correction of the keystone effect then automatically alters the top vertical distortion (up to 30°), so you get a picture free of distortion without having to make time-consuming manual settings.
2x optical wide-angle zoom
The high zoom factor makes it uniquely flexible - the projection distance can be doubled for the same picture size. A projection distance starting at 1.70 m (max. 3.40 m) is already sufficient to project your data clearly and legibly onto the wall for an image diagonal of 1.52 m – this means you can be just as convincing in small rooms as in major conference venues.