Sharp XR-10S Projector
DLP Technology: The XR-10S uses DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology, known for its high contrast ratios and smooth, seamless images.
Brightness and Contrast: It boasts 2000 ANSI lumens of brightness and a 2000:1 contrast ratio, delivering bright and detailed images even in well-lit environments, according to Projectisle.
Native Resolution: The projector has a native SVGA resolution of 800x600, suitable for displaying presentations, videos, and other content.
Color Wheel: It incorporates a 3x speed, 4-segment color wheel to minimize rainbow effects and enhance color accuracy.
Connectivity: The XR-10S offers various input options, including analog RGB, video, and component connections. Low Noise Operation:
The projector features multiple ultra-quiet cooling fans for quiet operation, with noise levels around 33 dB in standard mode and 30 dB in eco mode, according to Projectisle.
Long Lamp Life:The projector has a long-lasting lamp with a lifespan of up to 3,000 hours, according to Projector Central.
Image Shift Function: Allows for adjustments to the projected image position without physically moving the projector.
Freeze/AV Mute: Provides convenient control for temporarily pausing the image or muting the audio.
Key Lock Function: Helps prevent unauthorized access or changes to the projector's settings.
Advanced Picture Mode: Allows users to quickly select pre-configured settings for different applications.
The Sharp XR-10S was marketed as part of the "Educator Series" and is considered a versatile projector for both business and educational use. It was first available for purchase in August 2005 and is now a discontinued model.