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Hitachi's 'Anti-Theft' Projector
A steel security bar allows the unit to be bolted down to any
surface and even if that is overcome a transition detector makes the projector
useless if moved, requiring a PIN number to get it back up and running. This might not
suit every user but for anyone that needs a projector at home as well as in the
office or classroom, this is certainly designed with safety in mind. On the
specs front, it offers 2,000 ANSI Lumens brightness, a low contrast of 500:1
and the XGA resolution of 1024x768 means it can't handle high definition (HD). Still, what do you expect for £700? Via Engadget
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