Ultra Mini Projector

Quite possibly the world's smallest projector that literally fits in the palm of your hand!

Size: Just how big is it exactly? 5.5 cm x 6 cm x 3.5 cm. No you're not dreaming - it is 3.5 cm thick! Quite honestly, this is one of the, if not the, tiniest projectors you've ever seen!

Performance: But don't let its size fool you - this ultra-mini projector packs a punch that will bring presentations to life! Or hook up your game console, MP6 player, or portable DVD player to this mini projector and play your favorite movies or games on the big screen! It easily provides 60 inch display resolution for a fun time every time!

Durability: Despite being built like a tank, it is surprisingly light, tiny and compact. That's because this tiny projector is constructed from heavy gauge extruded aluminum for strength. Well-vented for excellent heat dissipation and attractive to behold, this projector is the future of wall projection in a small package.


At a Glance...

* 3.5 cm thick!
* Solid and durable
* 60 inch display
* Well-vented


* Primary Function: Ultra-mini portable front projector
* Specifications:
- Resolution: VGA (640 x 480)
- Brightness: 50 Lumens
- Lamp source: High power LED
- Lamp life: 20,000 hours
- Contrast ratio: 200:1
- Focus: manual
- Built-in speakers: YES
- Interface: AV (Composite)

* Parts:
- Power indicator
- ON/OFF
- Volume dial
- AV IN
- Power IN
- Ventilation grill (left and right)
- Projector lens
- Speaker
- Tripod jack
- Air intake

* Certification: FCC, CE


Product Notes:

* Perfect accessory to use with game consoles, MP4 players, MP6 players, portable DVD players, video playback phones, netbooks, laptops, notebooks, PC, etc.


Package Contents:

* Ultra-mini portable projector
* Foldable tripod
* AV Cables
* Power adapter
* User manual - English


FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

* I'm not good with measurements, can you compare this projector's size to something I'm familiar with?
No problem. Have you ever given a girl an engagement ring? You know that box the ring comes in? Yeah, this projector is about that big.