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InFocus Corporation

Type	Public (NASDAQ: INFS)
Founded	1986
Headquarters	Wilsonville, Oregon, United States
Key people	Bob O'Malley, CEO Mark Perry, Interim CFO Joe O'Sullivan, Acting COO
Industry	Consumer Electronics
Products	Digital projectors
Revenue	US$374.8 million (2006)
Operating income	▼ ($49.7) million (2006)
Net income	▲ US$61.92 million (2006)
Employees	375 Worldwide
Website	www.infocus.com

This article is about the corporation. For information about the Muslim newspaper, see Southern California InFocus.

InFocus Corporation (NASDAQ: INFS), founded 1986, is a US-based company that develops, manufactures, and distributes a variety of digital projectors and accessories. InFocus is headquartered in Wilsonville, Oregon. It is one of three companies derived from Tektronix display cluster which also includes Planar Systems & Clarity Visual Systems.

1 Products
2 See also
3 External links
4 References

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InFocus produces digital front projectors for business users, educators, ProAV customers, mobile professionals and home theater enthusiasts. InFocus boasts a new product portfolio, consisting of 80% DLP(R) by Texas Instruments(tm) equipped projectors and 20% LCD and is known for setting the industry standard for high performance video and static displays.

InFocus owns and operates the ASK Proxima brand, and in the past sold products of name: ASK, Proxima, and InFocus ScreenPlay. They also acquired the company TUN (The University Network) providing digital media and thin screen television advertising to colleges, which was sold in late 2006.