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The back of the unit contains all the connectivity options, namely HDMI, SCART, composite, S-Video and DVI. Setting up the unit was a breeze, with minimal hookups required to run the projector. The only problem we had was with the unconventional DVI input jack, particularly because we received the test model without any connectivity cables. Otherwise standard inputs like SCART and HDMI were obviously as simple as could be. IN76 supports a native resolution of 1280x720 (720p, 16:9), which is good enough for the technology available in the local markets today. It does support 1080i too for those really into higher resolutions, but I wouldn't advise you stepping beyond the native support in any display device. |
Tags: InFocus , IN76 , high definition , projector , DLP , 720p
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