Unprecedented performance. The F1+ is the first and only projector to use the new SXGA+ 1400x1050 pixel single chip DLP from Texas Instruments. At 2500 ANSI lumens and 2500:1 contrast, the small sized projector is ideal for simulation and visualization, medical imaging, and public displays. With 24/7 abilities, it is perfect for any one challenging application. Call 800-218-0110 for more information

The F1+ projector has been developed specifically for graphically challenging high resolution display purposes. A bright, high resolution 1400 x 1050 pixel image
provides the most versatile of all DLP™ projectors available. Medical imaging, visualization, simulation and public displays are amongst the main applications for which it is suited. Advanced optical solutions, powerful signal and video processing, and a fully integrated design philosophy create a projector with an extremely powerful combination of size, image quality and flexibility. The Projection Design F1+ defines state-of-the-art projection.

1400 x 1050 pixel resolution provides the most detailed display of any DLP ™ projector available. Ideal for visualization, simulation and medical imaging, the
F1+easily resolves the finer detail of specialty graphics, such as X-Ray and medical imaging, CAD/CAM and design, and 3D modeling and visualization. In addition, it provides a very high visual resolution display for immersive simulation. Compared to lower resolutions, such as SVGA or XGA, the SXGA+ resolution provides more than 306% and 186% pixels respectively.  With additional support for 1600x1200 pixels and even higher resolutions - as well as very high perceived resolution of DLP ™,the F1+ becomes near “resolutionless ”,and as close to a continuous analog image as possible.

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The F3 SXGA+ (1400x1050) is the world's brightest single chip DLP projector, thanks to it's revolutionary, patent pending DuArch Dual Architecture illumination system. Using two lamps, two color wheels and dual illumination channeling, the F3 achieves up to 5500 ANSI lumens brightness on screen.