Tiny LED Projector; Big Picture

[gxsolace]

If you’re a road warrior, then you may be interested in a tiny LED based projector from a company called Optoma

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[Guest]

I'm supposed to go into a dark room with this? Whazzit? About 10 lumens? I could almost do as well--and a lot cheaper--with a candle and my thumb. Mom'd say I was wasting her money if I got it.

 

[JonnyDough]

And the brightness? How many lumens? You guys could have at least posted that. It makes a huge difference in screen size and distance.

 

[JonnyDough]

Nabi, you beat me to it. Although you probably should not underestimate LEDs. They're bright little buggers. LEDs are how more and more houses are being lit - they are quite likely the future light of home, vehicles, and everything else.

 

[RoadKillGrill]

They need to post he lumen count....

 

[barndoor34]

Wow, no data at all on the dimensions or weight? What's the point of saying it's a small projector if you're not even going to tell us how small? And a little data about how bright might be good. Toms Hardware is going down the toilet with lousy articles like this.

 

[hannibal]

Nice to see these portable devices to come around. There are some pictures from the some conventions around. Based on the, this seems to be reasonable good, when thinking luminance. Thee prblem has been, if I am not wrong, the colour guality.

 

[RoadKillGrill]

[citation][nom]barndoor34[/nom] And a little data about how bright might be good.[/citation]
Look at the product's site it lacks allot of useful data too.....

 

[neiroatopelcc]

A few specs would've been nice. Especially stuff like price and brightness, or the actual size of the image at a reasonable visibility level.

 

[romans11]

[citation][nom]RoadKillGrill[/nom]Look at the product's site it lacks allot of useful data too.....[/citation]

Yeah, everyone jumps on Tom's for not posting lumen info, but neither the product website and brochure mention it either.