Shaving off a few centimetres from every dimension, InFocus, the original manufacturer of the P5, has now released its own version - the LP70...But can InFocus match the quality finishing that impressed us enough to award our coveted A List recommendation to Toshiba...We tested the LP70 with the same scrutiny, using DisplayMate, and measured a contrast ratio of 670:1...This...

Stunningly compact and lightweight Bright for its size Cooler and quieter than you?d expect....DLP engine causes strobing and flat colours Awkward zoom ring Blurring at the top of...Everything seems to be getting smaller these days, and this is generally considered to be a good thing -- particularly when it?s equipment you might be expected to carry around with you...Bearing...

The LP70's brightness of 1100 lumens lets you project in almost any lighting situation...The projector even has a convenient USB port for fast analog connection.The LP70 comes with an easy to use remote control and a handy carry case...In our tests, the LP70's crisp, legible text and attractive graphics earned it the second-best score overall for its image quality...Its...

The color accuracy is not so good...InFocus claims they got a bad shipment of power supplies which affects SN range ANEN511XXXXX to ANEN535XXXXX...I have had good luck with it for about two years, but it did fail fully and finally the other day...

I've used this product for over a year at least twice a month...I've recommended this to several others - they too have had success with this...Had to think hard to find a con...

I have owned this unit Infocus LP70+ for a year now, it has been in for repiar 4 time all of them differant problems...Not for heavy use, but good enough to constantly travel with it...according to the repair shop, the smaller they are, the faster they break...