Barco F35 WQXGA Multimedia Projector with INFITEC EX Left-Eye 3D Technology (No Lens, Black Metallic)

The F35 WQXGA Multimedia Projector with lens available separately from Barco is a professional installation projector adaptable to a range of applications requiring 24/7 operation. Suitable fields include scientific and seismic visualization, medical imaging, high resolution display of financial data, video conferencing, collaboration suites, simulation and visitor attractions across different industries such as oil and gas, automotive, healthcare, defense and aerospace, and media and entertainment.

The projector features a brightness of up to 4000 lumens (depending on settings), and has a native resolution of 2560 x 1600. This is a 16:10 format projector. In addition to its native aspect ratio and resolution, through internal scaling the F35 can accommodate a wide range of formats, from 480p SD all the way up to 2560 x 1600. It also features INFITEC EX, which is a passive 3D technology for large screen projection applications. It is based on separating light into left and right eye information by separating colors in order to create an illusion of image depth and 3D by using Wavelength Multiplex Imaging.

The F35 features connectivity to accommodate a variety of sources. There is one HDMI and two DVI inputs for HDTV and digital computer sources. Two VGA ports for analog computer sources or for integration with existing A/V installations. There is a component and an S-video input, which between them cover most legacy analog video sources, whether SD or HD. I/O connectivity can be expanded further using separately available X-PORT modules.

For remote operation, there is an Ethernet port that enables control across a local network, and there is an RS-232 port for integration with automation systems such as Crestron. Two USB ports enable direct operation from a computer. Then there are two 3.5mm 12V LVC trigger ports, so that the projector can actuate another appliance in an A/V integration, such as a motorized projection screen. Finally, there is a 3.5mm wired remote jack, allowing you to use an external IR receiver for installations where direct line-of-sight communication with the projector's built-in IR receiver isn't possible.