Fujitsu Bay Projector for LIFEBOOK P771 and S761

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Fujitsu Bay Projector for LIFEBOOK P771 and S761

Fujitsu has launched Bay Projector for its LIFEBOOK S761 and LIFEBOOK P771 notebooks. The Bay Projector converts the LIFEBOOK into a fully-equipped mobile office. The screen can be projected onto the wall and the latest figures, videos and illustrations can be seen. The Bay Projector grants greatest flexibility and the patented projector offer mobility and convenience on the move, in the office and at home as well.

"As a business notebook user, an executive might know the scenario of arriving at an important meeting, ready to give a presentation, only discover that the projector is broken, missing or is not compatible with the notebook that he is carrying. The Bay Projector solves that problem and converts the notebook into a fully-mobile office," said Alok Sharma, Country Manager, Workplace systems Fujitsu India.

The projector can be inserted into the notebook's modular bay and can be used in seconds. This light weight projector works almost on every surface, consumes less power, quieter and is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. The ergonomically designed Projector comes with brightness and keystone correction and has 40 ANSI lumens for best visual experience. The non-hazardous laser beam technology provides high contrast and colour depth to guarantee crisp, clear images.

When not in use, the Bay Projector can be removed and replaced with a modular second battery, a DVD Super Multi drive, or simply a weight saver. The Bay Projector can also double up as a hotel room personal cinema and can be used for playing back movies on a bigger TV screen.

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