Infocus IN82 1080p DLP projector

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Infocus IN82
Full resolution, 1080p DLP projector with DC3 chip!

RRP - £2995

Hot Deal - £2995 including

	a FREE Playstation 3!

	Fantastic screen offer! Get the Beamax 77" manual screen for just £99! (RRP £120) Scroll down for alternative screens

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Fantastic new 1080p DLP projector
with DC3 chip and HDMI 1.3 Deep Color!

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Why buy an Infocus IN82 projector?

Full 1920 x 1080 HD resolution (twice as many pixels as a 720p projector!)
Texas Instruments DC3 (Darkchip 3) chip - with increased contrast + smaller micro-mirror hinges (for a denser, richer image)
2 x 1.3 HDMI inputs (1 via M1 input)
Latest 10 bit 'Deep Color' HDMI technology supporting 30 bit color depths (10 bits per RGB channel) giving deeper, richer colours than the old 24-bit depths in previous HDMI versions.
Component input
12000:1 Contrast Ratio
1500 ANSI brightness
7 segment colour wheel
Vertical keystone correction
Low fan noise
3 Year Infocus guarantee.

Infocus IN82 Inputs:

NB - This projector is pretty big, make sure you have checked that it will fit in your chosen position before you buy it.

Screen Offers for the Infocus IN82

Screen

Dimensions

Hot Deal

Min/Max Distance required
(projector lens to screen)

Beamax 77" (diagonal) pull down 16:9 screen

Viewing area: 66 x 37.5 inches
Length of metal casing: 74 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£99

10.3 feet to 12.4 feet
3.2 metres to 3.8 metres

Beamax 92" (diagonal) pull down 16:9 screen

Viewing area: 80 x 45 inches
Length of metal casing: 88 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£149

12.4 feet to 14.8 feet
3.8 metres to 4.5 metres

Beamax 106" (diagonal) pull down 16:9 screen

Viewing area: 92 x 52 inches
Length of metal casing: 99 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£189

14.24 feet to 17.09 feet
4.3 metres to 5.2 metres

Beamax 67" (diagonal) motorised 16:9 screen*
+ 12 volt trigger box + 10m trigger lead
[ Click here for Screen installation video clip! ]

Viewing area: 58 x 33 inches
Length of metal casing: 63 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£495

9 feet to 10.8 feet
2.7 metres to 3.3 metres

Beamax 83" (diagonal) motorised 16:9 screen *
+ 12 volt trigger box + 10m trigger lead
[ Click here for Screen installation video clip! ]

Viewing area: 72 x 41 inches
Length of metal casing: 78 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£570

11.2 feet to 13.4 feet
3.4 metres to 4.1 metres

Beamax 95" (diagonal) motorised 16:9 screen*
+ 12 volt trigger box + 10m trigger lead
[ Click here for Screen installation video clip! ]

Viewing area: 83 x 47 inches
Length of metal casing: 89 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£745

12.8 feet to 15.3 feet
3.9 metres to 4.7 metres

Beamax 106" (diagonal) motorised 16:9 screen*
+ 12 volt trigger box + 10m trigger lead
[ Click here for Screen installation video clip! ]

Viewing area: 92 x 52 inches
Length of metal casing: 99 inches
Top black border: 15 inches

£795

14.24 feet to 17.09 feet
4.3 metres to 5.2 metres

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Don't forget, most projectors can only be mounted in one of two ways:
Table Mounted (projector is mounted the 'right way up')	Ceiling Mounted (projector is mounted 'upside-down')	Half way up a wall (doesn't matter which way up you mount it, it won't work properly, even if you tilt it!)

Accessories (e.g. HDMI leads and ceiling mounts) can be found by scrolling down this page.

Upgrade details and accessories

Vogels ceiling mount - elegant universal bracket, with clever quick release mechanism (RRP £130) - £75

There are lots of cheap ceiling mounts around, but most of them look like the results of a Sixth Form welding project. Don't forget that this is going on permanent display in your lounge. Take it from us, the Vogels mount is the best by far!

Extension poles for Vogel's ceiling mount

30cm pole + mount - £59
80cm pole + mount - £79

If you've got a high ceiling and you want to avoid keystone correction, you can use one of these poles (easily cut to length yourself, if necessary) to extend your Vogel's ceiling mount. You have to use the star mount in this situation, because the potential leverage of a long pole is too much for the standard Vogel's mount.

Fabulous new Vogel's wall mount.

Can't use a ceiling mount? - Then you need one of these! (RRP £130) - £75

This bracket bolts rigidly to the wall either way up, has a 'drop' (when used as shown in picture) of 9.5 inches and sports a 12 inch long horizontal arm. In other worlds, it will hold the middle of your projector about a foot off the wall, which means that the back of most projectors will end up a few inches from the wall. The pole itself will not swivel, but the end 'spider' bracket does (it tilts too!).

5m Mains Lead - £10

You get a 3m mains lead with the projector, but we've found that this isn't long enough for some installations, so here's your chance to grab a 5m mains lead for just £10 extra.