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FPS PEARL M3 3M MPro120 Optoma PK102 Aiptek PJV11X Light Source LED white LED white LED white LED white Brightness 12 Lumens 12 Lumens 12 Lumens 10 Lumens Aspect Ratio 16:9 4:3 3:2 4:3 Resolution 640 x 360 640x480 480 x 320 640x480 Contrast Ratio 1000:1 1000:1 1000:1 1000:1 Battery 2500mAh 1900mAh 1100mAh 1700mAh Speaker YES YES NO YES Internal Memory 2G NO NO 1G Lamb Life 30000 20000 20000 30000 Inside Decoder YES NO NO YES
* Connects to: a) iPod, iPhone, and iTouch with included bundled connection kit b) Camcorders, DV-Cams, and Digital Cameras enabled with standard composite AV Out with included composite cable c) DVD Players and other video players enable with standard composite AV Out with included composite cable Note: This product does not connect to notebook computers, PCs, PDAs, cell phones, or other devices unless the device has composite output. Please make sure to consult your device's owner manual. * Projects image size up to 60 inches * Utilizes DLP Pico technology * LED light source lasts over 20,000 hours * Recharge battery via USB or included AC charger
Message edited by: SCWally on 2009-11-08 16:04:51 CST
If you have a little more to spend, consider the Aaxa Tech P2. 32 Lumens, 800x600 native, built in media player with 1GB and MicroSD slot. VGA and composite inputs, remote control, battery pack, tripod etc... $349.
I had the Dell, the Mpro110 and the Optoma, but the Aaxa is the first to actually go past just being a gimmick. This thing will actually do a movie nicely in a dimmed room.
scoobydooby said:If you have a little more to spend, consider the Aaxa Tech P2. 32 Lumens, 800x600 native, built in media player with 1GB and MicroSD slot. VGA and composite inputs, remote control, battery pack, tripod etc... $349.
I had the Dell, the Mpro110 and the Optoma, but the Aaxa is the first to actually go past just being a gimmick. This thing will actually do a movie nicely in a dimmed room.
Is that their new projector? I had the first Aaxa and was not impressed at all. Can this one be used for a presentation in a lit room? As for a movie, how large a screen can it afford before it stops making sense? Thanks.
homealone said:scoobydooby said:If you have a little more to spend, consider the Aaxa Tech P2. 32 Lumens, 800x600 native, built in media player with 1GB and MicroSD slot. VGA and composite inputs, remote control, battery pack, tripod etc... $349.
I had the Dell, the Mpro110 and the Optoma, but the Aaxa is the first to actually go past just being a gimmick. This thing will actually do a movie nicely in a dimmed room.
Is that their new projector? I had the first Aaxa and was not impressed at all. Can this one be used for a presentation in a lit room? As for a movie, how large a screen can it afford before it stops making sense? Thanks.
The P2 is much, much better than the old P1. The P1 did 640x480 in 12 Lumens, the P2 does 800x600 in 32 Lumens.
You'll be able to do a presentation in a dimmed room, not totally dark, and not fully lit. I've watched several movies in my bedroom (darkened) and got it zoomed up to about 70 inches wile still showing a very good picture. Could probably go even larger, but I ran out of open wall. I travel with the P2, and it makes a world of difference in a hotel room.
Speaker is a tad on the low side, so I carry an Altec-Lansing Orbit MP3 for audio. The combination of the P2, the Altec-Lansing and my Zune makes for one nifty entertainment system.
scoobydooby said:homealone said:scoobydooby said:If you have a little more to spend, consider the Aaxa Tech P2. 32 Lumens, 800x600 native, built in media player with 1GB and MicroSD slot. VGA and composite inputs, remote control, battery pack, tripod etc... $349.
I had the Dell, the Mpro110 and the Optoma, but the Aaxa is the first to actually go past just being a gimmick. This thing will actually do a movie nicely in a dimmed room.
Is that their new projector? I had the first Aaxa and was not impressed at all. Can this one be used for a presentation in a lit room? As for a movie, how large a screen can it afford before it stops making sense? Thanks.
The P2 is much, much better than the old P1. The P1 did 640x480 in 12 Lumens, the P2 does 800x600 in 32 Lumens.
You'll be able to do a presentation in a dimmed room, not totally dark, and not fully lit. I've watched several movies in my bedroom (darkened) and got it zoomed up to about 70 inches wile still showing a very good picture. Could probably go even larger, but I ran out of open wall. I travel with the P2, and it makes a world of difference in a hotel room.
Speaker is a tad on the low side, so I carry an Altec-Lansing Orbit MP3 for audio. The combination of the P2, the Altec-Lansing and my Zune makes for one nifty entertainment system.
Message edited by: homealone on 2009-11-09 10:06:52 CST
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