The first generation of pico-projectors kind landed with a thud, its lackluster performance and poor battery life, combined with a relatively high price, they have pretty much refers to “experimental” status.
The most important publications were Optoma’s PK101, 3M MPro 110, Dell “whatever was. 3M has recently updated its pico MPro of 120, which will see a review for you soon, and now Optoma has improved its offer and reaffirmed its version as well.
The new PK102 has some serious improvements. The contrast ratio was doubled, for one thing, 2000:1. Wery nice. But the big move, it is now 4 GB on-board memory and an on-screen menu, with which they navigate. This is certainly big enough for a few episodes of this or that, or a couple of shots.
This solves the problem, in order to take something for the output through the projector, its usefulness somewhat diminished. The result is a certain edge over the MPro 120, but I could see them side by side to see whether the picture is better on one.
CEDIA is in full swing and as such there is a glut of new home theater equipment to speak, and it has been in recent weeks. Samsung today announced a new home theater projector at the show than the A600. The projector slots in the line behind the Samsung A800 and A900 units already available.
The Samsung A600 will be available soon. Samsung uses the same color technology in the A600, that it is not in its high-end projectors, such as color settings for HDTV and other standards. The unit 1080p HD support and 1000 lumens brightness.
The lamp is a 220W unit with a lifespan of up to 4000 hours in ECO mode or 3000 hours in bright mode. Connectivity features include two HDMI connections, composite, component and S-video inputs. The lens is a short throw unit with a 1.99-ratio and a contrast ratio of 3000:1.
via techfresh
A projector for the iPod, you say? A battery-powered pocket projector, you say? Useful for the projection of images imaginary relatives on the wall beside the bed, so you do not feel so hopelessly alone anymore, you say? Crikey, we’re practically dripping with curiosity. Even fear.Then of course we are talking about a new pocketable projector from WowWee – the Cinemin Swivel. It costs 350 pounds of your soil, but the lens – at a hinge 90 swings that your ground level – will throw video from your iPhone or iPod on any flat surface or large mammal-ish. We recommend that you are dead, they move less.
Goodness we only imagine, just Black Beauty – on a horse! Or homeward bound – for a dog! Or porn – on an ass! It could mad: Cheerleaders on one cheek, Japanese girls on the other side. Fun times.
The 480×320-pixel image SNAG animal can move a maximum image size of 5m. And from a full charge via USB gives you two hours of fun-based projector.
It is on sale in September.
Good ole ‘Sammy’s announced a new octuplet of projectors, and while we want to say that they are all in their own special piece, two models definitely catch our eyes more. The A800B DLP offers a 1080p output, contrast 10000:1, 1000 ANSI lumens and two HDMI ports and a variety of other input options.
The other full-HD model, the A900, and although we are lighter on details of this and we know that there is Packaging Group 1000 ANSI lumens, a HDMI port, an impressive 12000:1-contrast ratio, and, what we can only assume is the price of the same magnitude. As for the other, we have the travel size P400 with SVGA output, the L220 and the L300 VGA XGA for classrooms, each of the XGA-rays D300 for large events, and a A400B Home Theater System, which is WXGA, 2500:1 contrast ratio and 2000 ANSI.
