Eyeclops Mini Projector

The new 3M Pocket Projector MP160 is an ideal tool for people who don't need on-board memory or additional connectivity. Combining 30 lumens of brightness, full color gamut and SVGA resolution with 2 hour battery life, the MP160 merges an attractive feature-set with an affordable price. With its bright crisp images and robust built-in sound you can use it for business presentations, family gatherings, school lessons - anything you would use a projector for. It connects to virtually any gadget - computer, cell phone, iPod/iPhone or PDA to share files, photos, and movies virtually anywhere.

Color: Black Brand: 3M Model: 3M MP160 Dimensions: 5.94" h x 1.20" w x 2.50" l, .66 pounds Brilliant full color, 30 lumen SGVA Image Two integrated, three-quarter watt stereo speakers with audio out Compatible with virtually any device with video output, including digital cameras, laptops, DVD and MP3 players and game consoles. Projects up to 80" images LED light source with 20,000 hour life means the unit is environmentally friendly and there is no need for a replacement bulb

Share your favorite movies, make business presentations, or project photo slideshows virtually anywhere with the 3M PocketProjector MP160. Ideal for proud parents and mobile professionals alike, this palm-sized, versatile projector lets you display crisp images of up to 80 inches from the digital content on your laptop, digital camera, DVD player, smartphone, gaming console, and more. Two hours of battery life and a consistent light output ensure dependable and professional-looking presentations.3M PocketProjector MP1603M PocketProjector MP160At a Glance:Pocket-sized projector for mobile presentations and sharing photos on the goSVGA-resolution for crisp imagesProjects up to 80-inch screen size30 lumens of brightnessBuilt-in 3/4-watt speakersCompatible with some smartphones, laptops, game consoles, and moreSVGA resolution and 30 lumens of brightness provide crisp images. View larger.Project Presentations, Movies, Photos, and MoreWith the PocketProjector MP160, you won't have to gather around a small, difficult-to-read cell phone screen in order to share your digital content. And you can keep your cumbersome office projector back at the office where it belongs. Weighing a mere 10.6 ounces and measuring a compact 5.9 by 2.5 by 1.2 inches (H x W x D), this versatile projector can be carried comfortably in a bag or pocket and fits in the palm of your hand. It connects to a wide range of devices via the included VGA and composite video cables for high-resolution projections of up to 800 by 600 pixels.Share Your Digital Media Virtually AnywhereThe MP160 is not only ideal for business presentations, but it is also handy for family gatherings or movies with friends. All you need is a flat surface to project videos, photo slideshows, Web sites, and more from your smartphone, laptop, camera, iPod, DVD player, or other digital device. (Note that the MP160 connects to iPhones, iPads, and other Apple products, but due to licensing restrictions, certain proprietary media cannot be displayed. Apple adapter cable sold separately.) Whether you're in a cafe with friends or a conference room with your clients, the MP160 lets you get the most out of your digital content by projecting clear, vibrant images with screen sizes of up to 80 inches (measured diagonally).Sharp Images, Consistent Brightness, and Long Battery LifeThe MP160 features an SVGA-resolution LCOS projector that will bring out the color of your vacation photos. Emitting 30 lumens of brightness, the projector also makes black-and-white spreadsheets and charts easy to read.The pocketable MP160 lets you make presentations anywhere. View larger.Boasting twice the lumens of its predecessor, the MP160's display remains consistently bright--even when you're running the device on batteries, and even when those batteries are getting low. A full two hours of battery life increases the projector's versatility. (Note: The two hour battery life is based on a new battery. Battery life will gradually decrease over the lifespan of the battery. Replacement batteries are sold separately.)The included wall charger with different country adapters is ideal for frequent travelers. View larger.Features Built-In Speakers and Audio OutThe MP160 comes equipped with two built-in 3/4-watt speakers that produce robust sound for enjoying music, movies, and videos. It also features audio out, so you can take advantage of headphones or additional speakers.The device's intuitive buttons couldn't be easier to operate. Compatibility and Warranty InformationThe MP160 is compatible with Blu-ray players, CD players, digital camcorders, digital cameras, DVD players, gaming consoles, laptops, mobile phones, PCs, portable media players (including iPods), and portable TVs.Based on smartphone capability (see below), the MP160 can make the small screen of your phone large and easy to show to groups. Be sure to test with your phones, as some providers block content out of phones. Note: Some cellular phones and smartphones (such as BlackBerry phones older than two years) do not have a video- or TV-out and cannot be connected to the PocketProjector MP160. Your phone's manual should include information about TV-out or video-out if the feature is available.The 3M PocketProjector MP160 is backed by a one-year limited warranty. What's in the BoxProjector, battery, wall charger, charger adapters (US, EU, UK, AUS), VGA cable, composite video cable (RCA), 6-inch tripod, lithium-ion battery, protective pouch, and quick-start card.Copyright 3M 2010. All Rights Reserved.

Middle of the road, the technology of first generation still feels the miniaturization of technology is amazing. With iPods and netbooks and mobile phones have always been ways in which things interesting, but usually one at a time. Nobody likes to look askance at a small screen with viewing angle or dealing. Something small and batteries that I can just get in my pocket and design on a wall would be too great. Unfortunately, it does and it just does not really seem to be as magical as the RP is. As far as controls and circuit logic goes, is very simple. Only a screen idle waiting for input, volume up and down, mute, battery check, and off. No color adjustment. Not switch 16:9 / 4:3. No high-power mode when connected via AC. I know it's small, but even a simple color adjustment, the range of non-ideal surfaces to increase, you can confidently project. The picture quality itself is fair ... Although this model in 2010 has twice the brightness of the older models 3M, you really can not yet considered by lit in a room, "Whether you're in a cafe .. or conference room" is really a bit far fetched is from the cafe Do not let light geh'n. A really annoying bit about the display is the rainbow effect, which drives me crazy from the beginning of DLP TVs. Recent revisions are fast enough to minimize it, but the flicker is red / green / blue with the obvious. I would say that most of those provisions severe motion video sources, he points to a world of power and camera shots. For these things to do fine: Standby screen has a nice big "3M" logo in the middle, you may want to focus on these. As the machine stays on and heats up, however, seems to lose focus a bit and then it will be a little harder to correct because the focus wheel is now hot. If the last part of the quality of the image, you know, it's a 800x600 screen, so even if you can, in theory, connect a 1080i source or 1280x960 WXGA, everything will be reduced to 800x600 anyway: they will find no forgiveness for small fonts. Audio is another drop. The volume control has only 4 levels, so there is not too much control over them. And even at the highest it's just about the noise of the fans. It's nice it has a headphone port for audio configuration much, I do not see why you send it through the projector, if you were forced (iPod with an HDMI cable or dedicated). Well, not so much matter what. It comes with a lot of goodies. It is a stand with a mini with a bending assembly workstation standard, which means that not only can the projector comes on a standard tripod socket means you can put something on the mini-tripod. It has a foldable stand to increase them, it seems like an accessory in duplicate. You get lots of adapters that are beautiful, a composite cable with adapters for all kinds of cable and a VGA cable with audio connections are flexible tail, but I'd much rather have real ports on the sides. There is not enough space for composite, component, HDMI and an iPod cable 1:1. Would not it be clean and would be scattered around each edge, but at least it should not make a bushel of extra cables to the equipment I might want to include in the accessories Rounding is a small case load that it just fits perfectly. Unfortunately, with the extra stuff you carry around, the utility of a briefcase that you can place the projector is a bit "silly. I would have been fine with just a small lens attached hood. I think they're including all these things because after being a bit "disappointed with what you get you might not want to throw more money at it in adapters and cables. Look, I understand that this is a pocket-sized projector, but really, I do not think the technology is, it still seems the main limiting factor is the battery technology with a nice 2800 mAh. If it was simply more juice, then you can assemble.