Dell on Wednesday quietly updated its projectors and added the 4210X. The DLP-based system stands out through its rare inclusion of dual VGA connectors that lets two computers stay connected and thus switch seamlessly between presentations. It also caters to video viewing with HDMI input and a 10W stereo speaker system.

The 4210X produces resolutions up to 1024x768 (with input support for up to 1080i) and has relatively strong image quality through its 3,500-lumens brightness and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. An Ethernet jack gives owners the option of controlling the projector over a local network. Component, RCA and S-video are in place to take analog sources.

Dell is already taking orders for the 4210X at $1,099.