Posted by ketyung
on Aug/04/2008
at 3:37 am
An Aussie company, called Mint Wireless has created a super tiny and portable projector which you can bring along anywhere you go, use it together with your UMPC, PDA or cellphones for presenting those great slides that you have on them.
This tiny project is called Mint V10, which is dubbed as the smallest commercial projector which you can get soon in the market. The Mint V10 has dimensions of 125 x 55 x 23 mm and equipped with an LED lamp that can last for up 20,000 hours. The projector also offers a 60-min projection at a resolution of 640 x 480 when used with your computer. Besides, you can also project those data loaded onto its internal 1GB memory or on an SD card.
This tiny project also offers a 4:3 aspect ratio, which presents pretty decent video. The projector has built-in speakers, which brings no hassle of needing to look around for a pair of external speakers, while needing to play slides or video on it with sounds. A 50-inch image can be projected by this tiny beast while it’s left 6 inch away from the target. It comes with all the necessary accessories such as audio/video cables, and small tripod for secure viewing. Do expect to pay a price of $649 when it hits the market in September.
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August 4th, 2008 at 3:46 am
Way cool.
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