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Infocus LP130, Projector Lamp Crosses Brands

The Infocus LP130 is a special kind of projector. The projector was first released in May of 2001 and was in production for a very long time, in terms of projector manufacturing lifetimes. Eventually, the projector was phased out and the last LP130 was manufactured in November of 2003. This is a testament to a projector that was extremely popular, was marketed under three different brand names, and continues to stir interest up in the present day.

As mentioned the Infocus LP130 LCD projector has been marketed under three different names. IBM used this projector and named it the iLM300 Microportable. Boxlight came out with this same projector and gave it the title of the XD-10M and Dukane also used the same projector when they introduced their Imagepro 8747. It is not uncommon in the projector industry to see smaller companies share projector models. To compete with bigger brand names these smaller companies employ this strategy, so that they can manufacture massive quantities and therefore create profit margins that are closer to the margins some of the larger companies enjoy.

The projector lamp for the Infocus LP130 is available here at MyProjectorLamps.com for only $289.97. This projector lamp is also compatible with the models seen above as well as the Toshiba TDP-P4. The projector lamp code for this projector lamp is SP-LAMP-LP1. You may purchase the projector lamp by clicking on the projector lamp code above. The projector lamp for the LP130 is a special projector lamp. It is rated as a 120W projector lamp and it produces a brilliant and ambient light shattering 1100 ANSI lumens; making it one of the brighter projector lamps to come onto the market in 2001. Any individual purchasing the Infocus LP130 will be pleasantly surprised by the power of the projector lamp.

The projector itself boasts a contrast ratio of 400:1 when operating at its maximum capacity and an aspect ratio of 16:9, with a native resolution of 1280x1024.

MyProjectorLamps.com recommends this projector for quality and price.

Until next time – take it easy.