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Acer PD116P and PD525 Projectors

The Acer PD525 digital projector is a large screen XGA display solution delivering increased brightness, portability and high contrast ratio for the ultimate performance supporting the demands of the SOHO and SMB markets. Powered by DLP technology, the PD525 provides crisp data presentations and/or action-packed entertainment on the big screen in the comfort of your own home. With high brightness level of 2600 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 2000:1, the Acer PD525 produces more consistent color imaging and crisper images over a longer period of time than competing technologies.

Featuring full compatibility with the latest digital equipment, plus integrated PiP (Picture in Picture) technology allowing multiple windows to be projected simultaneously on screen via different video sources, the Acer PD525 keeps total cost of ownership to a minimum, and dynamic visual impact to a maximum. Engineered within an elegant design to perfectly compliment a professional image, the PD525 design also compliments the latest range of Acer notebook solutions.

The Acer PD116P projector features an integrated innovative digital mirroring chipset which provides an optimized high contrast ratio of 2000:1 and integrated technology to deliver 2,100 ANSI lumens from a compact and robust chassis. The Acer PD116P also incorporates a range of connection possibilities including PlayStation, VHS, DVD, PC and TV tuners, allowing users to rapidly transform workable or standard presentations into an entertaining communication experience. Complete with a full set of easy-to-use functions including keystone correction, auto-focus and auto-synchronization, the whisper-quiet Acer PD116P projector is ideal for quick and effective presentations, allowing the audience to sit back and to focus on the bright results or be entertained without distraction.

All Acer digital projectors can work with 4:3 or 16:9 ratios to adapt to all presentation and entertainment needs.

Features of the PD525 Include:

— DLP for smoother images and higher contrast.

— 2600 ANSI lumens

— 2000:1 contrast ratio

— XGA (1024 x 768) resolution with 16.7 million colors.

— 3.0W Speaker

— Remote control w/ laser pointer

Features of the PD116P Include:

— DLP for smoother images and higher contrast.

— 2600 ANSI lumens

— 2000:1 contrast ratio

— SVGA (800 x 600) resolution with 16.7 million colors.

— 3.0W Speaker

— Remote control w/laser pointer

Pricing and Availability

Both systems are available immediately with pricing set for the Acer PD116P at $849 while the PD525 is priced at $1249.

Service and Support

The Acer PD116P and PD525 come with a standard one-year parts and labor limited warranty. Light bulbs in both systems are backed by a limited 90 day warranty. Additionally, all Acer projectors are backed by toll-free service and support. Online support is available at www.acersupport.com.

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