- Multimedia Portable LCoS Digital Projector General Features: Portable size Color: Black
- Method of projection: LCoS LED backlight Display resolution: 640 x 480 Aspect ratio: 4:3
- Brightness: 10 - 30 lumens Displays screen between 30 and 50-inches 1 GB internal storage
- USB interface 3.5 mm headphone jack Composite A/V input microSD card slot Mutli-language menu
- Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
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This CE-08-0A multimedia LCoS projector is perfect for entertaining and ideal for the business traveler! The CE-08-0A multimedia LCoS projector delivers native 640 x 480 (VGA) resolution with between 10 and 30 lumens and is perfectly suited for a small screen projection of up to 50-inches. The CE-08-0A supports a maximum pixel resolution of up to 640 x 480 and display a wide variety of the most popular file formats.The CE-08-0A features a composite video interface (mini AV in), and a USB interface so you can load it up with files from your PC while recharging the battery. This versatile digital projector features 1 GB of internal storage, a microSD memory card slot, and supports the most common multimedia files; so load it up with your favorite videos and audio files. Its small, compact size makes it a breeze to take with you anywhere! Get yours today!Order now!
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For the price, it works as advertised. I'm an artist, and use this to project digital images created on my mac onto canvas. So, it pretty much does what I need it to, but have no idea how it would do with more complicated media, such as movie files. What's annoying is that it doesn't come with an instruction manual, just a wee little mini CD that I can't use with my side-loading drive. Since there's no manufacturer label on the device or on the box it shipped in, I can't search online for a manual either. While it's not hard to use, I still had to fiddle with the buttons and switches before I could figure it out. Also, it has a habit of ejecting itself improperly from my desktop at random, so I won't be keeping it plugged in on the off chance that repeated improper ejecting could mess up the firmware. So far I'm not unhappy with it, but I'd sum up the product with a "meh, s'ok. I guess."
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