Bag The Projector
Portable digital projectors are becoming more and more valuable in businesses these days. They save money, and even time. Many people overlook the need for special accessories to help keep their investment in good shape. A projector carrying case is probably the most important. Although using a case isn't a necessity, it helps protect the projector and all accessories while traveling from point A to point B. A case also keeps the projector safe when not in use. Without a projector bag, you run the risk of having to replace parts, or the projector itself, due to damage. There are many different types of cases available for different traveling needs: shipping, rolling, over-the-shoulder.
Maximize Your ROI with Portable Projectors
If you want the best ROI on a projector, get a portable one. Also, think about getting the brightest lamp possible and try to find one with a long lamp life, as well. All of these tips will allow you to get the most use from the projector and better overall ROI
The Lightest of The Light
Topping even what seemed to be the lightest they would get, portable projectors have found a way to get lighter. Many different manufacturers offer projectors that weigh a mere 4 pounds or less. If you're interested in going as light as possible, these models might interest you: - InFocus LP70+ - InFocus LP120 - Dell 3400MP - Optoma EP729. Expect to pay anywhere from just under $1,000 to more than $4,000. Also, if you want ultra-light, you¡¯re pretty much limited to DLP over LCD.
Portable Projector Screens on The Market
There are many portable projection screens available on the market, ranging in price from $70 to more than $1,500. An 80-inch portable screen can be fond for as low as $200 online. If you are looking for something really inexpensive, check out the Da-Lite Picture King tripod screen.
Portables That Weigh Less
With the technology of our world today, it's no wonder a projector can continue to get smaller without sacrificing features and abilities. Many projectors are offered that weigh in the 7 pound range, including models from Hitachi, Mitsubishi, NEC and InFocus.
Portable Projectors and Screens
Portable projectors can always be used on any projection screen, but what if there isn't a screen at the portable projector's destination? Look at Draper and Da-Lite, which make both rolling and portable tri-pod projector screens, and can be found for as low as $70. Apollo and Elite offer similar solutions to portable screens. Most portable screens are a tri-pod style, allowing you to set it up and take it down as easily as you would an easel.
Portables Even Lighter
As if reaching a nice 7 pounds isn't light enough, there are plenty to choose from that are even lighter. If you want a portable projector that weighs less than 7 pounds, check out brands like InFocus, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Casio and NEC.