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Canon USA has expanded its line of LCD projectors with two new XGA-resolution models (LV-7585 and LV-7365). The LV-7585 is designed for the installation market, and is a large-venue model engineered for use in lecture halls, college auditoriums, houses of worship, museums, indoor shopping centers, corporate office lobbies and similar environments, while the LV-7365 is designed for teachers, businesspeople and other professionals needing the advantages of powerful yet affordable presentation features while still being lightweight. More here at Digitimes.
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