Casio XJ-A146

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Pros:

Hybrid laser-LED light engine. Long-lasting, mercury-free lamp. Thin and lightweight. Handsome design. Wi-Fi. Port for USB thumb drives. 3-year warranty.

Cons:

Some data image issues, including tinting. Somewhat pricey. Relatively pronounced rainbow effect in video

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Last revision on December 22, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Hybrid laser-LED light engine. Long-lasting, mercury-free lamp. Thin and lightweight. Handsome design. Wi-Fi. Port for USB thumb drives. 3-year warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

Some data image issues, including tinting. Somewhat pricey. Relatively pronounced rainbow effect in video

Expert reviews and ratings

The Casio Slim XJ-A146 uses Casio's unique hybrid laser/LED light engine and has a good feature set, though its image quality was only...

By PC Mag on September 21, 2012

The Casio XJ-A146 hybrid laser/LED projector is designed for mobile presenters who face a variety of projection environments. The unusual 2:1 zoom lens allows for a wide range of placement options and the software and wireless connection hardware...

By ProjectorCentral on August 01, 2012

The Casio XJ-A146 is a decently bright, and rather tiny, projector. The color accuracy leaves a little (OK, more than a little) to be desired. On the other hand, it's highly portable, has lots of high-end features, and has no lamps to replace, ever....

By soundandvision.com on July 02, 2012