Mitsubishi's 500 series includes XGA (1024x768 pixels) projectors with its XD500U at 2200 lumens; XD510U at 2600 lumens; XD520U at 3000 lumens; and an SVGA (800x600) model, the SD510U, at 2200 lumens.
The new 500 family projectors are designed to match brightness requirements in boardrooms, offices, classrooms and other well-lit environments.
Mitsubishi's XD500U, XD510U and SD510U are targeted to ship in March with suggested retail pricing starting at US$995.
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