Casio XJ-A245 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Andrew Harrison (techadvisor.co.uk)

Casio XJ-A245 review

With the help of some clever LED lighting technology, Casio has managed to squeeze a surprisingly bright DLP projector into a lightweight and small unit. Although with the Casio XJ-A245 there's actually more than just a cool LED at work here – Casio...

Aside from some minor reservations about rainbow distractions, which may affect only some parts of the audience anyway, we found the Casio XJ-A245 an easy to view DLP projector, neatly packed into a compact case. It’s also simple to operate, and can...

Jul, 2010

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Expert review by : Harley Ogier (pcworld.co.nz)

Casio XJ-A245

With their latest XJ-A series of data projectors, Casio have done something I've always thought impossible: made data projectors not just interesting, but awesome.

Dec, 2010

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Expert review by : Projector Reviews (projectorreviews.com.au)

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Aug, 2010

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Casio XJ-A245 super slim portable projector

The Casio XJ-A245 is the PC-Free and wireless version of the XJ-A240. Casio have specialised in ultra slim projectors for quite a while now and they have pushed the boundaries yet again with the new green slim series offering unprecedented lamp life...

All in all the ultra slim Casio range is well made feature packed and easy to use. The lamp life is revolutionary and though the 2.3kg weight is about 500grams more than some competitors like Epson the slim design is a sure winner.

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