InFocus, maker of digital projection products, has launched the IN2100 series DLP projectors targeting educators and businesses. The Learn Big and Work Big projectors both feature 2,500 lumens with a 2,500 hour lamp life requiring those expensive bulb changes less frequently. The lack of filters will also save some costs with this new line, and both projectors also feature the BrilliantColor technology giving a bright projection at a fairly reasonable price.

The IN2100 series come in three models each having a different resolution (and price). The IN2102 has SVGA with a $599 price tag, the IN2104 is XGA retailing at $799 and the IN2106 is WXGA going for $999.

InFocus announced it’s new Play Big IN1 Gaming projector, designed specifically for gaming consoles, like the Wii, Xbox, and PlayStation. In other words, it is optimized for gaming, with multiple S-video, component and composite inputs for DVD players, cable and satellite boxes. It combines projection with great audio and has all of the inputs that you need for your gaming consoles and other devices.

We are talking images up to 8 feet! It’s packaged with DLP technology from Texas Instruments giving you high quality images. How about a stereo system with built in amplifier? It has it. This gives you a BIG gaming experience in a device that is very portable. Gamers have been waiting for something like this for some time.

InFocus today announce the IN38, the latest addition to its line of Work Big meeting room projectors. The new projector is designed to give a powerful and effective projection while still maintaining a small, quiet footprint.

The projector measures 13×16.5×9.5 inches and weighs about 12 pounds, but for its size it puts out and impressive 3,500 lumens (2,800 in Whisper mode) with an equally impressive 2000:1 contrast ratio. It’s data compatible up to 1280 x 1024 and will take video as high as 1080i, automatically scaling when you take it home to watch your high-def movies at 16:9. The IN38 also has a 1.2X optical zoom letting it throw images with a range of 2.5 feet to as large as 25 feet. It also has a slew of inputs including M1-DA, Component, VGA and S-Video.

InFocus has long been known as a high end name in the projection market. While focused mainly on business, it has also unveiled over time some consumer products. The newest announced today looks to be the most interesting yet.

The InFocus Play Big IN82 is what InFocus is billing as the its first 1080p DLP home theater projector. It’s the highest performing, single-chip projector of its type in the company’s history, according to InFocus. There’s plenty of great home theatre technology here to keep video projection movie hounds happy, including Texas Instruments DarkChip 3 technology and a contrast ratio which can be adjusted as desired from 4000:1 to 12000:1. Nice!