The new DLP models (F312X and F212X) can project high-resolution (but not full 1080p HD) images up to UXGA (1600 x 1200) and SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) compatible in Intelligent Compression System.
 
The top end model offers 3000 ANSI lumens to the picture, while the lower-end offers 2300 ANSI lumens.

Because the projector is designed for use in conference rooms or classrooms, Sharp says it has designed the remote control accordingly, with presentation assist functions such as page up/down, GUI pointer etc.

Other features include direct power off, auto restart and up to 20 degrees keystone correction. The exhaust system is located at the front of the projector to help minimise any viewer disturbance from fan noise or airflow, the company says.
 
The projectors also sport a DLP sealed system and filter-free lamp construction. The new lamp design is easily replaceable by the user and offers a lifespan up to 4,000 hours, the company claims.
 
Connectivity options include DVI, (compatible with HDCP) computer/component (mini D-sub 15 pin), S-Video (mini DIN 4 pin), video (RCA), audio, USB (Type B) and RS-232C.
 
RRPs: $1999 (PG-F312X) and $1599 (PG-F212X)

See: www.sharp.net.au