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Sanyo PLC XW55A LCD Projector: $399.95

The Sanyo PLC XW55A LCD Projector is easy to use and easy to set up, even for non-techie users.  Other models can easily cost upwards of $2,000, yet this affordable LCD projector is designed for classroom, home or office use with a short throw lens that can produce a crisp image from 11 feet away onto a white screen, blackboard, or other dark-colored wall.

That’s right, it doesn’t need a white surface to be seen.  The nifty Blackboard Mode works on a variety or surfaces by automatically adjusting the white balance and gamma for a clean image projection that helps bring your presentations to life.

The Automatic Search Input Mode offers a quick start by automatically detecting and selecting correct input signals and projection modes for image display from original sources.  And when you’re done, there’s no need to wait for cooldown, just power-off and go.

The Sanyo PLC XW55A is a three-panel LCD projector with 5/6X to 16X digital zoom, true XGA resolution and 2000 ANSI Lumens of brightness.  Having the audio and video controls centralized adds to its convenient design and the four-digit PIN will keep your equipment protected against unauthorized users.

Comes with:

• Projector Lamp (Already Installed in Projector)
• Wireless Remote Control
• 2 x AA Batteries for Remote
• VGA Cable (15-pin)
• AC Cable

Get it at B&H Photo-Video Pro Audio and receive free 3-day shipping on all orders. No code required.

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Are you spending so much time swinging your little Wiimote around that you’re personally helping Energizer stocks to rise.

Well, we can help you cut back on your AA battery purchases by introducing you to this.

Sanyo’s Eneloop Wiimote charging station.

This Wiimote charging station finally makes it easy for you game addicts to recharge your tools and to get back to swinging.

With these rechargeable packs, it’s really simple to use. You just drop the controller into the stand (even with it’s silicone cover) and it’ll begin recharging those battery packs immediately. You can even strand up to four of these stations together and let them feed off each other. Then in 220 minutes, you’re back up to full power. And what’s even better is that they’ll charge in order, so you don’t have to wait until all four are charged before you can start playing again.

There’s only one hitch.

It’s only available in Japan.

But hey, for those of you on your way to Tokyo, look it up!

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