Projectors are becoming more and more affordable and these days, but LCD and plasma displays also tend to feature user-friendly prices. In case those mini projectors don’t seem too powerful for you, check out what the latest slim line from Casio can do.

Casio’s new line is intended for the boardroom, first and foremost. However, their slim design could make them tempting for home theatre enthusiasts as well. The Super Slim range comes with four models that include two with “Super Color” and two with “Super Bright” technology. Each of the four models has a 2x power zoom, 1,800:1 contrast ratio, automatic & manual keystone correction and a native 1,024 x 768 resolution (or maximum UXGA 1,600 x 1,200).

The XJ-SC210 and SC215 models are both able to deliver 2500 lumen brightness, together with a new high-fidelity color-rendering light engine algorithm and improved color wheel that expands the chromaticity region by 10-percent over current models. The pricier XJ-S52 and S57 have 3000 lumen brightness.

More options integrated in the SC215 and S57 models include a built-in USB host port for plugging in memory sticks directly or, alternatively, a WiFi adaptor for wireless use. All models have RGA D-Sub and composite connections. The Super Slim line will be available staring this August, while the models will be priced from $1,299 to $1,599.