Great brightness, contrast, color and white point. Great video performance. Three-panel, dichroic cube system with optical integrator, polarization conversion and microlenses. Two combined composite and S-VHS video inputs with stereo audio input. RS-232 serial port for computer control plus USB for mouse.
Computer monitor output plus audio outputs.
Everyone thinks the new ultraportables are the hottest segment of the professional projector market. In my opinion, though, the portable XGAs are hotter, and Mitsubishi's new X300 is very hot indeed. The Mitsubishi X300 uses a slightly larger 190-watt lamp, along with microlenses and polarization conversion, to get within spitting distance of its advertised 2,000 lumens. The light output is within 10 percent of that claimed, though, which makes it an honest projector in my book. The X300's images had good uniformity and decent corner brightness at 73 percent of peak.