MicroVision SHOWWX Classic Laser Pico Projector for iPod

!±8±MicroVision SHOWWX Classic Laser Pico Projector for iPod

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Price : $134.49
Post Date : Nov 22, 2011 04:21:41
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Amplify yourself with the SHOWWX laser pico projector. The SHOWWX projects big, bright, and colorful images that are always in focus, yet it is small enough to fit in your pocket. Connect the SHOWWX to a video output-capable device to spontaneously share photos and videos, presentations and more, for a big screen experience. It is Always in focus: you never, ever have to adjust focus. Gives sharp and clear images on any surface from 6 inches or less to 200 inches or more and has a rich and vivid laser colors to amplify your photos, videos and presentations. Its sleek contours feel great in your hand and slim enough to put in your pocket. The plug-n-play compatibility enables quick and easy operation with your device and a Movie-capable battery is available which lasts 90-120 minutes on a single charge.

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Pocket Projector Review Tells New Facts About Projectors

!±8± Pocket Projector Review Tells New Facts About Projectors

In a recent pocket projector review a new fact came into existence. According to this fact these are the first and recent choice of upcoming generation. These are portable substances that provide the best quality picture without any overhead of wires. It is a hand held device. Due to its small size it consumes less space and as a result it is very easy to carry this product any where. These devices are also called as Pico projectors are hand held units. These devices are completely based on the cell phone technology. It provides all the facilities without any extra burden.

Many shopkeepers have also uploaded pocket projector review on its official websites. Some of the major features of these units are compact size, wireless device etc. there are some additional facilities are provided in these projectors. Those who are fond of music can enjoy their favorite song in pocket devices as FM transmitter is available in it as audio player. USB ports helps in doing different transfers of movie, songs, videos etc. The best thing of these unit is that they are having 1 GB in built memory which eliminates the overhead of taking CD'S and DVD's. It is perfect source of entertainment that has replaced iPod, Mp3 players etc. in a very short time.

Many companies use to launch these projectors which in turn receive pocket projector review on their official websites. People get fascinated towards different varieties of the devices that are available in market. Some common names of these projectors include video projectors, slide projectors, opaque projectors etc. As compared to other older models of projectors, this device has enhanced feature of establishing connection. It supports the connectivity with the business phones and USB ports. Pocket projectors are mainly made up of LED. Projectors generally need a surface to project the image. Pocket projectors are comfortable with any wall or screen.

Pocket projector review available online shows that they have huge fan following. They are not much expensive. Common people can easily afford them without any extra effort. These device have four main components: electronic signal, laser light source, combiner optic and mirror. Combination of these four component results in a crystal clear output of the device. Image displayed by the device is bright and completely independent of the surface. this small device have speakers of about 2 x 0.5 watt. Battery life of these projectors is of about 90 minutes. Base model of pocket projector weighs 5.6 ounces.

Pocket Projector Review Tells New Facts About Projectors

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High Brightness LED Projector Lamps Market Debut - Environmentally Friendly and Mercury Free

!±8± High Brightness LED Projector Lamps Market Debut - Environmentally Friendly and Mercury Free

By necessity projector manufacturers have used high pressure mercury containing projection lamps to achieve adequate projector brightness (ANSI lumens). Over recent years, manufacturers have been able to greatly reduce the amount of mercury used but, not eliminate it. Unfortunately, high pressure (200 atmospheres or more) mercury lamps remain a danger to consumers if mishandled upon replacement and to the environment if not disposed of correctly.

Recycling facilities can recover the mercury and achieve a recycling rate of up to 97 percent. Realizing the problem, some projector manufacturers, such as Epson, have set up their own recycling programs. However, despite legislative measures in many countries, most mercury containing bulbs end up in landfill. Disposal in this fashion can result in the release of mercury into the environment and contamination of the food chain. Considering that the EPA have mercury as the most hazardous metal on the list of industrial pollutants (potent neurotoxin to humans), this is not a good outcome.

Fortunately, a solution is on hand in the form of Luminus Devices, PhlatLight technology, a new solid state light source combining both LED and laser technologies. This new lighting technology is 100 percent free of hazardous materials including mercury and lead (RoHS compliant). There are further environmental (and financial) benefits to using this new projection lighting technology including lower power consumption and vastly longer lamp life of up to 60,000 hours (which is realistically the lifetime of a projector) compared to about 2,000 to 3,000 for current high pressure mercury lamps.

Because of limited achievable brightness levels, the first PhlatLight LED-based projectors have been ultra-portable pocket projectors such as the recently released Optoma EP-PK-101 Pico Pocket Projector. PhlatLight LED chipsets such as the January 2009 released PT-121 and the PT-120 are now capable of brightness levels of up to 3000 ANSI lumens which is suitable for home theatre projectors and most business projector applications. The PT-120 and all other PhlatLight chipsets can be used with the DLP, LCoS and LCD micro-displays commonly used in projectors.

In January, Luminus Devices announced the consumer market release of the first full HD (1080p) DLP projector, the Delta Electronics HT-8000, based on its PhlatLight PT-120 LED chipset. If you are looking for a new projector, keep a lookout for this new technology as it can be expected that many new models will be released throughout 2009.

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