PLUS - the portable digital projector range.0.9kg (the lightest) to 2200 ANSI Lumens (the brightest)
TRUE RESOLUTION XGA XGA SVGA SVGA XGA XGA XGA SVGA SVGA XGA
1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 0.9 0.9 650:1 650:1 650:1 650:1 650:1 650:1 650:1 650:1 800:1 800:1
ASPECT RATIO 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 4:3 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 4:3 & 16:9 4:3 & 16:9
TABLE FOOTPRINT A5 A5 A5 A5 A4 A4 A4 A4

Between

ITEM No. U31100WZ U31100SF U3810WZ U3810SF U21150

(Champagne)

U3-1100WZ U3-1100SF U3-810WZ U3-810SF U2-1150 U2-X1130 U2-X2000 U2-813 V-807 V-1080

*Black and White

1000/2200* 1000 1000/2200* 800

U2X1130

U2X2000

(Metallic)

A5 & A6

V807SF

(Silver)

(Black)

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NOW UP TO 2200 ANSI LUMENS
U3. The Top Selling All Rounder.

U2. The Bright One.

V. The Lightest @ 0.9kg.

IN BLACK AND WHITE MODE

THE PLUS U3s. ONE DAY OTHERS MAY COME CLOSE.
U3 SERIES DIGITAL PROJECTORS.
SETTING STANDARDS OTHERS CAN ONLY ASPIRE TO
Key features of the U3 Series include:
Brand new WZ versions come with a simple switch enabling black and white presentations to be carried out at 2200 ANSI lumens.
World leader in portable visual presentation, PLUS is totally focused on meeting the needs of todays business professionals. From portable digital projectors to our world class range of PC compatible electronic copyboards, PLUS are setting the standards in performance, quality and innovation.
Ultra por table - weighs only 1.5kgs. Brightness 1000 ANSI lumens. The choice of lenses and a choice of resolutions give the U3 series a winning combination. Advanced DLP technology delivers the very best image quality and brightness for presentation impact. High contrast ratio 650:1. Advanced graduation means sharp vibrant colours and shades.

PLUS U3 SERIES

With a tiny A5 footprint, powerful performance and weighing in at just 1.5kgs these top selling all rounders have become a firm favourite for those on the move. Just your U3 and a laptop is all you need to present your message in style and the new WZ versions are the brightest in the world when set for black and white at 2200 ANSI and are capable of presenting in large conference environments. Using advanced DLP (digital) technology, the image quality is impressive compared to traditional LCD. It also enables you to show monitor images from a computer, video, TV, DVD, or digital camera to larger audiences in a big screen format. The U3 series. Yet another good reason to insist on the best. Insist on PLUS.
Multi-function remote control comes with all units. Wide angle (SF models for small meeting rooms) and zoom lens (WZ models) available. Magnification, freeze/mute, and every other feature to make a first class presentation.
Brightness switch for:1000 ANSI lumens colour 2200 ANSI lumens black and white
Complete with ultra-lightweight carrying case

Product Reviews

Multimedia software Carry it Easy +Plus [PC Pro]
COMPANY: Carry it Easy PRICE: 17 (20 inc VAT) RATING: ISSUE: 150 DATE: Apr 07 Verdict: With such a vast range of portable applications, which ones should you install? And are any worth paying for?
Before even deciding what software to install, you need to solve the age-old IT dilemma of which standard to go for: the widely supported U3 or Lexar's proprietary PowerToGo? First impressions of PowerToGo were good; unlike U3, it doesn't need to create a virtual CD drive to auto-load the applications and settings dock. Both the U3 Launchpad and the PowerToGo dock intuitively ape the Windows Start menu, with applications listed on the left, and settings and links on the right. We prefer the U3 software marketplace to that of PowerToGo's, because it tells you upfront whether an application is free or a trial, although both cry out for a decent search facility. U3 also offers whole-drive password protection as part of the standard, while PowerToGo can't lock an entire drive. But the major omission with PowerToGo is synchronisation software, which is the killer feature of a U3 flash drive. Dilemma solved: choose U3. U3 software There are some obvious choices for your U3 flash drive, most of which are free. We immediately installed the Firefox web browser (at present, only up to version 1.5), the Thunderbird email client, WinRAR, the Foxit Reader PDF viewer and OpenOffice (version 2). But you'll have to pay for synchronisation software - the key selling point of U3. The choice is between three applications. The first is Migo Personal Edition for U3 smart drives. Considering it costs much the same as the others here, the interface is much less refined, looking dated and slightly clunky. There are useful synchronisation options to be found, though, such as the ability to filter by file type. If you only want your Word and PowerPoint files with you, just select the Office Files option. It also lets you select which areas of Outlook or Outlook Express you want to synchronise, so you can just carry your Inbox and Contacts and Calendar. You can also filter the data synchronisation by date, getting only last week's email data, for example. Migo is more than fine for out-and-out data synchronisation thanks to the date and file-type filters, but the other tools here have better interfaces and offer extra features. DmailerSync Plus U3 Edition offers file-type filtering when synchronising, but lacks the date filter of Migo. So, while you'll only be carrying around the files you want (Office files, for example), you'll have to synchronise entire Outlook folders. Due to your files being encrypted as soon they're synchronised, you have to use DmailerSync Plus to access everything too. The sleek interface therefore contains an email client, and the automatic encryption makes the password-protected logon quite powerful. While the integrated email client is great in theory, it isn't as user-friendly as Thunderbird, and we felt constrained by the fact that we had to use DmailerSync Plus to browse even synchronised files on our drive. However, it does offer a secure browsing feature (it saves your internet history to the drive instead of the host PC) and you can have DmailerSync swap the host PC wallpaper for one you're carrying. Carry it Easy +Plus makes data synchronisation so user-friendly it actually becomes a pleasure to use. Unlike DmailerSync, Carry it Easy +Plus can synchronise Outlook data by date, so you can specify only having recent emails on your drive. We could then take this data and move it into Thunderbird, which can also pull in email from online accounts. If you use Outlook Express at home, save 4 and get the plain Carry it Easy (not the +Plus edition). However, there's no file-type filter, so we had to save documents for travel to a specific folder at home and have Carry it Easy +Plus synchronise with this. We found the automatic compression of synchronised files option useful, and the added extras in Carry it Easy +Plus are slightly better than DmailerSync's. The file-encryption tool can encrypt all the data in the default synchronised folder and even hides the files (although not the folders) from Windows Explorer. That's probably enough to confuse a data thief, although, as with Dmailer's encrypted files, the files can still be deleted. It's a By Clive Webster close call, but Carry it Easy +Plus comes out in front as our favoured synchronisation software.