Let's talk about that hybrid engine for a moment. This is thanks to the XJ-V1's hybrid light engine, which produces light using light emitting diodes and lasers, not traditional high-pressure lamps. In the classroom, it means you don't have to warm up the projector and lose the use of your whiteboard while you wait.
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The XJ-V1 starts in seconds and comes to full brightness right away, so the meeting can finish faster and everyone can get back to work. Lamp-based projectors need to warm up for a few minutes before they're ready to use, which costs you time. Whether in the boardroom or the classroom, time is important. We would try to avoid keystone correction with, for example, a complex spreadsheet, but it should be fine for Powerpoint or image-heavy content. Though there is some small unavoidable level of image degradation, keystone correction is clean, and text remains easy to read even after scaling.
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In a fixed installation, you probably won't have cause to use the projector's keystone correction system, but it's possible you'll need it when the projector is on a rolling cart or other portable use cases. We found the image modes different enough to all be useful, and the Eco Off mode is good for those times when ambient light is unavoidable and image shadow detail and color fidelity are less important than sheer visibility.
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The XJ-V1 has a number of image modes, each tailored to a different type of content, plus an "Eco Off" mode for maximum brightness. The projector isn't widescreen, and therefore isn't the best choice for wide-aspect content, but it's a great option for the venerable Powerpoint presentation, text document, or simple data graphics. The picture itself is bright and sharp, with clean, crisply-defined edges and text that's easy to read. The projector produces a bright, sparkling image that springs to life in seconds and comes to full brightness instantly thanks to the hybrid LED/laser light engine powering the image. Whether installed in the boardroom or the classroom, a projector needs to be bright and easy to use. As such, some details of the product may change between the time of this review and the full commercial release of the projector. Note: This review is based on a pre-production sample of the XJ-V1, which is due to be released in May of this year. The MSRP of $899 is already reasonable, but street prices around $699 make the XJ-V1 an excellent value. Producing up to 2,700 lumens at XGA resolution, the XJ-V1 is a sturdy, capable projector. The first projector in their new Core series, the EcoLite XJ-V1 is a low-cost projector for business or classroom use, incorporating the main features of Casio's full line of hybrid projectors in a more budget-friendly package.
A rare and compelling glimpse into the idiosyncratic world of contemporary Japanese Film Studies.The Casio EcoLite XJ-V1 is the newest hybrid laser/LED projector from the company, which has a long history with hybrid technology. “Casio Abe’s double-sided portrait of *kamikaze* comedian and master director “Beat” Takeshi Kitano is as crafty and unpredictable as its subject: bullet-in-the-head funny one minute, gut-jabbingly sophisticated the next. This translation of Casio Abe’s in-depth study of his sometimes baffling oeuvre is a godsend for his non-Japanese speaking fans.” “As an actor and a director, Takeshi Kitano is the most dynamic and fascinating Japanese cinema import of the past 15 years. I hope this book will bring to light the works of a true artist.” I feel so much joy when watching his films it is an honor to be one of his fans. They are like works of modern art, just made with film, and it is important that they receive more recognition. If you watch his films more than once, you’ll discover even more layers of meaning in them. What is believed to be a straight line suddenly becomes a curving bend - it’s as if he’s in a deep, Zen-like meditation. When watching his films, one never knows what is around the corner. “It is obvious that Takeshi is a great genius.
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