Favi introduced E1-LED-PICO, a new LED projector. This LED projector resemble its predecessor, B1-LED-PICO, in the used of LED lamp technology and LCoS display technology, but different in marketing target. The B1 is manufactured for business and education users, while E1 is intended for a broader general market. This LED comes with 640×480 VGA resolution and 15 lumens brightness, built-in speakers, mini USB port and microSD/SDHC card slot. The E1-LED-PICO supports VGA and composite input: photo formats (JPEG and BMP), video formats (MPEG4, AVI, MOV, 3GP and MP4), and audio formats (MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, WAV, PCM and ADPC), and has Photo Viewer Functions ( Zoom In/Out, Rotate and Slideshow). This projector has two power options: AC or four AA batteries. Favi priced this LED at $297.
[BusinessWire]
Favi Entertainment launched the new B1-LED-PICO pico LED projector. This small handy projector shares the same OEM source as the BeamBox Evolution R-2. It’s able to produce approx. up to 80-inches images with an 800×600 image resolution. The B1 features 1GB internal storage and equipped with up to 16GB microSD/SDHC. The VGA for PC input and AV input connects this device to lots of other devices, such as DVD player, iPod, video game console, etc. This cool projector is available at Amazon for $399.99 or at Favi for $297.
[Favi]
AAXA Technologies, offers the new L1, which claimed as the first laser pico projector, utilizing laser light source, proprietary despeckling technology, and an LCos imager to provide 800×600 AVGA images with 20 lumens brightness. The L1 allows up to 50-inch image projection, it comes with a 2GB USB drive, support playback and viewing of MP3, MP2, OGG, WAV audio, AVI, MP4, WMV, ASF, MPG video; Word, Excel, Powerpoint, PDF documents; and JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG images. The L1 comes with VGA and composite AV inputs and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It’s already available now with an asking price $599.
[AAXA]
Tags: AAXA, AAXA L1, AAXA pico projector, aaxa projector, L1, Laser Pico Projector, Laser projector, LCoS projector, Pico-Projector, Pocket Projector, tiny projector
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February 8, 2010 11:10 pm | 
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