Many people ask me about projector choices, but few have a light-controlled room in which to arrange many of the units I recommend. Last season I threw a rather large Superbowl Party and became ...

The InFocus IN1124 ($975 direct) is a compact, super-light, yet bright data projector geared to business travelers who need to frequently present to small groups. It’s highly portable, although you do ...

What do you get when you mix buzzwords like "cloud" and "tablet" with an enourmous multi-touch monitor? The InFocus Mondopad, that's what. The company anticipates that this 55-inch 1080p ...

American giant InFocus has an impeccable reputation for big-screen projectors, but until recently the company had seemed tentative about switching to 1080p Full HD resolution. Despite a broad range, ...

In addition to it's impressive 777 projector, Infocus displayed many other models including the brand new IN72, IN74 and IN76. All feature updated styling and high quality optics and video processing.

If you need a WXGA (1,280 by 800) projector that's both light enough to serve as a regular traveling companion and bright enough to stand up to ambient light in a small to mid-size conference room, ...

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“For those interested in getting a compact, highly portable business projector, the IN1144 is an excellent choice, and it offers the added bonus of being able to pull double duty as a ...

Last year, InFocus -- best known for its projectors or other collaborative tech products -- launched the Kangaroo Mobile Desktop, a tiny $99 Windows 10 PC that could connect to any screen and fit in ...

With InFocus agreeing this morning to sell the company, here's a look back at its 23-year history:InFocus milestones: • 1986: Steve Hix and Paul Gulick leave Planar Systems Inc. to start InFocus • ...

InFocus was once one of the biggest names in the projector market, but they company has been mysteriously quite over the last year or two. (I wondered why there was an InFocus booth at CEDIA in 2008.) ...