InFocus have sold over 1.5 million projectors in 22 years, so it's fair to say they know what they're doing when it comes to making your PowerPoints nice and big. Now they're blaring to anyone who's listening that their new line will be their most successful yet, and casting our collective eye over the specs, they may be on to something...

The IN3100 series are HD'd up to the eyeballs (HDMI v1.3a, stat fans) and are among the first projectors to use the DisplayLink USB connectivity system for super-speedy set-up times. There's wireless, too, for those of you who like to pretend you're living in an episode of The Jetsons.

XGA or W-XGA versions as sir or madam prefers, and for the discerning consumer who wants a light strong enough to burn holes in walls, a high-brightness XGA version will chuck out 3500 lumens.

InFocus have declared that the range "will meet the needs of the most demanding of users in the business/education sector." We don't want to argue, in case they turn that super bright model onto us and burn the very flesh from our bones.

(Disclaimer: InFocus are very nice people and never use their products for evil. Not even a little bit.)