Infocus Projector Lp640
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 SP EXTARM 01 Ceiling Mount Ext Arm 6 9 InFocus  US $104.99
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 Philips Lamp with Housing for InFocus SP LAMP 017 Projector US $149.99
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 Philips Lamp with Housing for InFocus LP640 Projector US $149.99
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 NEW Cables To Go M1 to VGA with USB Cable 38059 US $47.99
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 InFocus Systems SP EXTARM 01 6 9 inches Ceiling Mount Extension Arm for US $28.25
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 NEW SP LAMP 017 Projector Replacement Lamp w Housing US $127.00
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 NEW Cables To Go M1 to VGA Male with USB Cable 38056 US $30.04
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 NEW Cables To Go Projector Cable 38057 US $23.95
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 NEW Cables To Go M1 to VGA Cable 38052 US $45.65
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 Infocus remote Control Can Replace Many Mode infocus projector remote Control US $24.66
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 InFocus LP640 Lamp Bulb We rebuild your LP 640 lamp US $249.00
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 DELL PROJECTOR CABLE M1 TO DVI D W USB M M DP N N2804 US $39.77
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 InFocus Proxima Projector Ceiling Mount SP CEIL UNIV US $69.99
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 NEW Cables To Go M1 to VGA Cable 38049 US $29.97
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 NEW CABLES TO GO 38049 6FT M1 MALE TO HD15 MALE CABLE US $32.74
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Is an Infocus LP540 Projector (1700 lumen's) bright enough to see in a bright room?
I am wondering if I need to get the lp640, because it has 2200 lumens, or just stick with the lp540, should I?
It depends on what you mean exactly by bright. If you mean bright enough that you can read a book while watching TV then yes it is plenty bright enough.
weeder
UPDATE: Flipcan has no clue what he's talking about. All 3 of my setups look outstanding with enough light to read by and none are over 1000 lumen. I hate when people give out misinformation. I'd love to know his source.
