Not all projectors are created equal and Mitsubishi’s latest projector is geared for the non-theater crowd with the high-brightness 1080p 3LCD FL6900U. This new projector can throw 4000 lumens for a bright picture in a room plagued with ambient light. It has the standard high-end fare of projector gear including RS-232 inputs, RJ-45, remote control horizontal and vertical lens shift, and optional lens that all allow for a flexible installation. The projector even has built-in theft protection by way of a motion-sensitive anti-theft alarm that might deter the casual five-finger discount. All this could be yours, or your schools, for $9,995 at the end of October ’08.
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