Product comparison · 2 data projectors

NEC Digital Projector LT180 vs NEC MultiSync LT245

Key differences

Contrast ratio (typical)
- Digital Projector LT180:1000:1
- MultiSync LT245:2000:1
Lamp power
- Digital Projector LT180:210 W
- MultiSync LT245:220 W
Noise level
- Digital Projector LT180:36 dB
- MultiSync LT245:32 dB
Power consumption (typical)
- Digital Projector LT180:280 W
- MultiSync LT245:290 W
Weight
- Digital Projector LT180:2.9 kg
- MultiSync LT245:3.2 kg
Audio input
- Digital Projector LT180:Stereo phono jack
- MultiSync LT245:3.5 mm stereo mini jack
Dimensions (WxDxH)
- Digital Projector LT180:113 x 337 x 187 mm
- MultiSync LT245:92 x 275 x 260 mm
Lens system
- Digital Projector LT180:F= 2.0 - 2.48, f=19.7 - 23.0
- MultiSync LT245:F= 2.2 - 2.5, f=22.1 - 26.5

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Comparison of Digital Projector LT180, MultiSync LT245
19 specifications	A NEC Digital Projector LT180 View product	B NEC MultiSync LT245 View product
Projector1 differ
Projection technology	DLP	DLP
Projector native resolution	XGA (1024x768)	XGA (1024x768)
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs	1000:1	2000:1
Horizontal scan range	15 - 100 kHz	15 - 100 kHz
Vertical scan range	48 - 120 Hz	48 - 120 Hz
Light source1 differ
Light source type	Lamp	Lamp
Lamp powerDiffers	210 W	220 W
Features1 differ
Noise levelDiffers	36 dB	32 dB
Multimediaidentical
Number of built-in speakers	1	1
Displayidentical
Display resolution	1024 x 768 pixels	1024 x 768 pixels
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	280 W	290 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	2.9 kg	3.2 kg
Other features3 differ
Output	Mini D-SUB, 15-pin	Mini D-SUB, 15-pin
Audio inputDiffers	Stereo phono jack	3.5 mm stereo mini jack
Audio output	3.5 mm stereo mini jack	3.5 mm stereo mini jack
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	113 x 337 x 187 mm	92 x 275 x 260 mm
Input type	Mini D-SUB, 15-pin	Mini D-SUB, 15-pin
Lens systemDiffers	F= 2.0 - 2.48, f=19.7 - 23.0	F= 2.2 - 2.5, f=22.1 - 26.5
Video inKnown for one	Phono jack	Unknown — not stated by the source

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