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DP1050 Ultra Digital Projector DP1050 Ultra Digital Projector Simply Brilliant. Get incredible XGA resolution with exceptionally rich color and amazing detail. Use Kodak’s exclusive Image Manager to quickly and easily select the very best projection for your presentation. You simply push a button to tell us what you are projecting – photos, graphics or spreadsheets – and we do the rest. Outstanding color reproduction that only Kodak can deliver. With 650 lumens, it projects an ultra bright image that stands out even in a well-lit room. FEATURES/BENEFITS Built To Travel Kodak’s Exclusive Image Manager Intuitive Menu The KODAK DP1050 is just under 10 lbs. Push the button and we’ll do the rest. We’ve An easy-to-use menu system allows control and will fit easily under your airline seat. It made it so easy to get the best possible result of all functions of the projector with a click has an extra-small footprint – about the size – whatever you want to project. Kodak is of your mouse. of most laptops. With color-coded cables set the obvious choice for pictures with up is a snap. Traveling internationally? The stunning clarity and realistic color. You’ll also Super Sound DP1050 does not need a bulky voltage get eye-popping graphics and clear, readable The DP1050 features a high-performance converter. spreadsheets. It’s easy. No more high-tech 10-watt loudspeaker with an optional tweaking. Relax. You’ll look great! connection to your external sound system. Ultra Bright - Details Shine Through The DP1050 provides vibrant XGA (1024 x Powerful Control At Your Fingertips 768) resolution. The true 650 ANSI lumens Easily control the projector and your laptop KODAK Projector/Digital Camera brightness delivers crisp, easy-to-read text with our powerful remote. Just a few simple Presentation Kit and makes your photos and graphics pop. clicks allow you to customize the “zap” Customize your presentations in minutes. Our unique 2,000-hour cool-running lamp buttons on the remote. Pop out of your Snap a digital picture of your client or their stays bright even if this projector runs 8 presentation into another application, or pop product and pop it into your presentation hours a day for nearly 8 months. back to the beginning of a section. With the on the spot with a KODAK Digital Camera. touch of a button, turn the remote into a We’ve combined our new DP1050 with one Incredible Pictures pointing device. Easy to use, plus extra of our award-winning cameras to provide a The DP1050 uses award-winning Digital control and options for the savvy presenter. fast and easy solution. You can even plug Light Processing (DLP) technology to the camera directly into your projector for a provide vivid, high resolution presentations TV Tuner pictures-only slide show. The result? Bigger, with true-to-life reproduction of pictures, The DP1050 has an available snap-in better and brighter pictures. With the same graphics, text and full-motion video. TV tuner that lets you connect directly exceptional quality you’ve come to rely on to broadcast signals from a cable or satellite from Kodak. See your dealer for details. 1.5x Zoom receiver. Quickly and easily enlarge or reduce your projected image. KODAK DP1050 Ultra Digital Projector SPECIFICATIONS PACKAGE CONTENTS Weight 9.9 lbs (4.5 kg) Uniformity 80% image center-to- Projector corner Color Palette 16.7 million colors Computer accessories for external PC/MAC (24-bit) Image Plug-and-project auto • Computer cable (Enhanced Video Configuration image positioning, auto Resolution XGA (1024 x 768) Connector (EVC), male at both ends, tracking and auto Scales SVGA (800 x 600) 15.5 ft (5 m) synchronization to XGA (1024 x 768) • Cable for PC/MAC audio (stereo jack, Compresses SXGA Audio System Built-in 10 W 1 ft/0.3 m) (1280 x 1024) to XGA loudspeaker • PC adapter (1024 X 768) Inputs Full digital connectivity • RS-232 mouse cable for PC Lamp Life 2,000 hours • Computer (EVC plug) • PS/2 mouse cable for PC Brightness 650 ANSI lumens, typical • S-video (MiniDIN/4pin) • MAC adapter • Composite video (RCA) • Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) mouse Display Single-chip DLP • Stereo Audio L/R (RCA) • Cable for MAC Aspect Ratio 4:3 • RS232 connectivity Video accessories Outputs Stereo Audio L/R (RCA) Response Time 16 ms • Super-video cable Contrast Ratio 230:1 (ANSI Vertical 48 Hz – 85 Hz • Composite video cable Checkerboard) 500:1 Frequency • Audio cable (ANSI Full on/off) Horizontal 15 kHz – 60 kHz Other cables/accessories Frequency Computer XGA, SVGA Mode: • Soft-sided bag built to carry projector, Compatibility 48 - 100 Hz, VGA, PC, Power Input 100 VAC – 250 VAC, laptop, and accessories MACINTOSH, 50 Hz – 60 Hz, full range • Power cable, 12 ft/4 m POWERBOOK and others Operating 50˚F (10˚C) to • Remote control including batteries Video NTSC, SECAM, Temperature 104˚F (40˚C) (type AAA/LR03) Compatibility PAL B/D/G/I/H/N/M Dimensions 13.2 in. (W) x 8.86 in. (D) • CD-ROM with User’s Guide Projection Lamp 120 W Metal Halide UHP x 5.12 in. (H) [335 mm Ultra High Performance (W) x 225 mm (D) x Projection Lens Manual zoom 1.2:1.7 130 mm (H)] with 17-degree keystone Option Snap-in TV tuner adjusted image Focal Range 5.74 ft (1.75 m) – 16.4 ft (5 m) Zoom Factor 1.5x, manual zoom ORDERING INFORMATION Product Name Cat. No. KODAK DP1050 Ultra Digital Projector 8059412 KODAK DP1050 Presentation Kit 8106940 KODAK DP1050 Extended Warranty 1007947 KODAK DP1050 Projector Lamp 8900995 KODAK DP1050 TV Tuner 1507839 For more information on this or any other KODAK product, check the Internet at KODAK DP1050 Remote Control 8139271 www.kodak.com/go/projectors or the Kodak forum (GO KODAK) on CompuServe. Or call in U.S. 1-800-235-6325; in Canada call 1-800-465-6325, ext. 36100. T AKE PICTURES. FURTHER.TM © Eastman Kodak Company, 1998. Kodak and Take Pictures. Further. are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company. DP-103.
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