Projectors that needed to be pushed along are a thing of the past. Now we have projectors that can easily fit inside one’s pockets. However, smaller projectors end up giving out a blurred or a hazy image when the projected image is large. Nevertheless, people opt for smaller projectors thanks to their small size and compact nature.

Pocket Cinema is a unique projector, which can project 50″ picture and comes with a number of features such as focus wheel, a USB port, playback controls, awesome speakers, AV/Headphone input, and even an SD Card input. The projector light is strong enough to keep the image visible even in bright surroundings. All in all, the product looks interesting and worthy enough to buy. It costs $500.

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Planar PD 7130 is your one stop shop for all of your projector solutions, which are among the best projectors on the market today. Whether for your conference room or your home theatre Planar PD 7130 works efficiently. It is wonderfully embedded with features of 900 lumens of brightness as well as impressive 4500:1 contrast ratio through TI Dark Chip teach .

The Hi def inputs consists of two component and one DVI. The internal lamp is badged for working up to 3000 hours but this depends on usage of course. Here in the projector category Planar PD 7130 is definitely the best one. It’s the most comprehensive, gives you the best quality. Isn’t it great to have experience using a projector as their primary TV on the weekends?

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The Black Viper glides in from the domicile of Planar and I am sure its vibes are enough to gather your attention. Distinctly developed to fit into your den, Planar’s Viper was purposely engineered to render matchless HD feat on truly large displays (bigger than 110-inches). Tugged with a three-chip DLP, it sports 10-bit autonomous dual image dispensation, a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (at 2,000 lumens of brightness), and 1280 X 720p resolution that does justice to a 110-inch screen. Designed using Texas Instruments, the projector guarantees to bring out the best black level facsimile for an obverse projector wherever.

If you have lost your heart to this projector then behave maturely and dig into your deep pockets by shelling over a callous sum of $15,500.

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The Panasonic announced the launch of the line of projectors LB75 and LB80, created especially for professionals who are always on business trips. These projectors are very light and compact, and can be a great company to your notebook. Some of the models are equipped with Wi-Fi 802.11g connectivity, which allows them to receive images up to 128 computers in the network, including Macs with OS X Leopard and PCs with Windows Vista.

The projectors are resistant to dust and is more visible even during the day. The top line is the LW80NTU projector, which has a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and 2,600 lumens of brightness. Prices are from $ 2,000 to $ 3,200 for the model LW80NTU.

Via | Panasonic