Mitsubishi  XD560u Projector

The XD560U DLP projector is the portable projector to take along to the classroom, boardroom, or other small venue. Images are crisp, bright and vivid, and the user-friendly display makes presentations easier and more convenient than ever.

Easy Operation for No-fuss Presentations

Quality presentations are simple and convenient with the XD560U data projector. A 6000-hour long-life lamp reduces operating and maintenance costs, and the DLP projector top-loading design means changing the lamp is simple. The automatic power off function kicks in when no signal is output for a period of time that you determine.

Network Connectivity & Remote Operation

Compatible with Crestron® RoomView, XD560U allows you to connect a network of up to 250 projectors for control of power/on /off, confirmation of lamp service hours and message display. When connected to a LAN, a control room projector equipped with projector-control software enables Visual PA messages to be displayed in real-time on the network. Device management is simplified with AMX Device Discovery, and the projector supports closed caption.

The XD560u DLP projector lets you present slideshows or animation effects without a PC. PowerPoint files can be converted into a special format, saved on a USB drive and then connected to the XD-560U portable projector through the USB port. You can also display images wirelessly from a PC using the optional wireless dongle

High Performance & Easy to Use

Lightweight at just 7.7 lbs, the portable XD560U is built for classroom and meeting room presentations. Throw ratio is a short 1.4 – 2.3. The high volume 10W built-in speaker makes external speakers unnecessary and can be used even in stand-by mode. The DLP projector can also be used with an external speaker while in stand-by mode via the Audio Out terminal, while the Audio Mix feature and wireless microphone, sold separately, reproduce the presenter’s voice clearly in real time.

3D-Ready

Perfect for higher education or corporate applications, images can be rendered in stunning 3D—adding a new dimension to viewing scientific, architectural, and engineering imagery. 3D video content must be in field sequential format, a high end graphic card and special electronic shutter glasses are required.

LAN Display

For displaying images via a LAN, up to four computers can be connected to one projector. The projection screen can be divided into quarters, reproducing all computer screens simultaneously.