Monday, November 16, 2009

Adapt 305 Pocket Projector

Good 'ol English gentlemen at www.personalprojector.co.uk say:


For anyone who's been tracking the progress of pico projectors, this amazing little device will be seen as something akin to the holy grail.
Despite its pocket-sized dimensions, it's somehow able to throw out a 100in pin-sharp picture at 800x400 resolution with an impressive brightness rating of 45 lumens.
As well as being able to connect to your laptop, console, iPod or phone, the 305 also has its own built-in media player capable of handling MPEG and AVI files from the generous 4GB of onboard memory.
For even more storage, there's an SD Card slot and there's even a cute little tripod for keeping things steady.
The media player struggled with some DIVX files I tried, while the two-hour battery life means movie fans are going to have to have it rigged up to the mains.
However, this doesn't diminish the fact that the Adapt 305 is far and away the best projector of this type I've tried.

The Adapt ADPP 305micro projector features
  • Project image up to 100 inches at 350CM distance
  • Project video, photo, music from its memory/micro SD card
  • Easily project from laptop, PC, net book by VGA
  • Photo: JPEG, BMP,GIF Audio: MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC, AAC, AAC+,MPEG1,2,2.5
  • Video: MPEG1,2,4 AVI 3G, WMV9, VC1, ASF, RM, RMVB, FLV
  • Audio speaker Stereo (0.5W * 2)
  • Built-in memory: 4GB
  • Memory Slot TF card/Micro SD card 
  • Resolution:800x600 SVGA
  • Aspect Ratio 4:3
  • Zoom & Focus: Manual
  • Dimensions
    Projector: Dimension 110mm x 60mm x 25mm (40mm with battery)
    Weight: 190 grams using mains (300 grams inc. 1 hr battery)
    Projected Screen: 6 to 100 inches

    Sparkz iPhone/iPod Dock and Projector


    Billed as being the ‘world’s first iPhone/iPod portable projector’ – make of that what you will considering the above named products (and certainly with reference to the Qingbar MP101 and iJector) – the Sparkz iPhone/iPod Dock Pico Projector sports a 3M LED LCoS lens offering 15 lumens brightness and a resolution of up to 640 x 480 (1024 x 768 is also represented) allowing for projections of up to 60”, comes with integrated stereo speakers and as well as serving to also charge any docked iPhone or iPod the device will also happily work with a host of other AV equipment, such as DVD players, camcorders and gaming consoled (including portable gaming devices such as the PSP) thanks to the addition of an AV port. It also comes complete with its own tripod allowing you to easily set the device up to project on walls (though it can be used sans tripod if you’re looking to employ this as a bedside table dock).

    The Sparkz iPhone/iPod Dock Pico Projector which is billed as offering a battery life of up to 2.5 hours based on a full charge along with an LED life of up to 50,000 hours will set you back some $495 which, considering the price points of the aforementioned other iPhone/iPod projectors, is a pretty sweet deal.

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    Fujitsu F-04B Smartphone With Modular Pico-Projector


    The F-04B isn't your average touchscreen QWERTY slider. If you want to slim things down, the 3.4-inch screen and slide-out keyboard can be separated, and you can also attach an 854 x 480 pico-projector in place of the keyboard.
    When separated, the keyboard communicates with the screen via Bluetooth, and can act as a keyboard, microphone, speaker, and game pad. It also serves as a remote control when the pico-projector is used.

    The F-04B is like no smartphone you've ever seen. It's modular, and consists of up to three layers that slide together to make a Bluetooth-connected smartphone sandwich. This device has a display unit with a 3.4" touchscreen and a keyboard unit, each with its own Lithium-Ion battery. The full QWERTY keyboard can be removed, allowing you to use the phone as a thin touchscreen device. On its own, the keyboard acts as a microphone, speaker, and gamepad.

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