With more and more notebooks using screens with Wide XGA (WXGA) resolution, it's only natural that business projectors will begin to use the widescreen format—and not just so you can bring them home on weekends to watch movies. It makes sense that presentations you create in a widescreen format will look better if you show them in that format too. With the Boxlight Broadview ($1,999 direct), you can. That's not to say that the DLP-based Broadview is the first projector with a native widescreen resolution. But it is the first WXGA projector I've seen that's designed primarily for business presentations rather than home entertainment.