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Optoma EP-PK-101


$400.00 Released November, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Includes a built in speaker. Better battery life than the competition.

The Cons:Extremely limiting resolution. Expensive. Extremely limiting contrast/brightness.

The Optoma Pico PK101 is a miniature, DLP pico projector as small as a cell-phone and weighing only four ounces. A mammoth amongst similarly-sized competitors, the PK101 boasts an impressive contrast ratio of 1000:1; connects to camcorders, digital cameras, video players, iPods, iTouches, AND iPhones; and is powered by USB.

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Product Shot 2 Ideally, the Pico is built for presenting photos and videos to a small group from any equipment hosting a composite video output. Included also is a tiny 0.5W mono speaker offered as a convenience versus a feature, as critics in fact recommend connecting more high-powered external speakers to the unit. Its most highlighted features are its extensive portability (size/weight), the richness of colors offered, and all the included accessories. The miniature projector also features a built in battery for up to 2 hours of use without being plugged in. The two major drawbacks are a low resolution of 480x320 (not good with laptops) and a poor brightness.

Features

  • Miniature DLP Pico Projector
  • Compact/Lightweight/Portable
  • High Contrast / Color Saturation
  • Extensive Connectivity / Compatibility
  • Mono Speaker (0.5W)
  • Low Resolution
  • Poor Brightness
  • USB Power

Specifications

  • Project Type: DLP
  • Resolution: Native HVGA (480x320)
  • Light Source: LED
  • Light Source Life: 20,000
  • Contrast: 1000:1
  • Battery: Li-ion Rechargeable
  • Battery Life: 1.5 Hrs
  • Power In: Mini USB
  • A/V: 2.5mm A/V In (Composite Video / Stereo Audio-In)
  • Throw Ratio: 1.9:1
  • Image Size: 6” to 60”
  • Proj Distance: 10” to 102”
  • Audio: One .5-Watt Speaker
  • Warranty: 1 Year Parts/Labor; 90 Day Warranty

Included

  • Power Adapter
  • USB Cable
  • Tripod Adapter
  • 2 Batteries
  • Standard A/V Cable (RCA to Mini-Jack)
  • iPod Kit w/Dock Connector  
  • Carrying Pouch

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    includes a built in speaker

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    better battery life than the competition

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    extremely limiting resolution

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    expensive

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    extremely limiting contrast/brightness

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    limited usefulness

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JTessla
JTessla: #optoma_ep_pk_101 I tried this one out. Its kinda weak so I bought the 33 lumen aaxa p2 handheld projector. Its advertised as 3x brighter and about the same price. Here's the gadling review: http://www.gadling.com/2009/12/10/gadling-gear-review-aaxa-technologies-p2-pico-projector/ Dec 16, 09
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