“Led's don't pull 200+ watts = energy efficient, it can be powered from a pc or…”
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12 verified purchasers have reviewed this product.
52% of people recommend it.
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+ LED's don't pull 200+ watts = energy efficient, it can be powered from a PC or Laptop USB/5volt transformer with high enough ampage.
- It gets quite worm, the transfomer it comes with didn't put out enough amps to power it, only to charge it's batterys.
purchased 07 Dec 2008
+ Size - battery life
- Wont link to PC
purchased 22 Jan 2009
+ Size and portability, good battery life, having 2 batteries supplied, image quality for price, build quality, general usefulness.
- No mains operation only battery, would benefit either a larger internal speaker or a headphone socket to enable easier use.
purchased 07 Dec 2008
+ Reviewer left no comment
- Need a pitch black room, so this won't replace the office projector yet
purchased 13 Jan 2009
+ Suspect my unit is faulty as there are few good points other than its miniscule size and weight.
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Focus too coarse, difficult nigh imposible to achieve an accurate focus.
Sound output terribly weak.
purchased 04 Dec 2008
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Light, very compact and portable.
Image is much brighter than people had suggested and can be used in a light room.
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Image is too coarse-grained for print fonts under 16pt to be readable.
Needs Composite to VGA connector/convertor that weighs as much as the device
Composite to VGA connector/convertor not supplied with device
purchased 03 Apr 2009
+ Size, weight, brightness.
- Cannot connect to PC and cannot accommodate a media card, making it very limited in terms of content that can be shown, unless you have a Nokia phone or iPod (but then you still need to purchase the relevant cables separately).
purchased 02 Jun 2009
+ Tiny but big picture
- Built in speaker is poor
purchased 02 Apr 2009
+ Small size.
- Other than the small size, the product was really disappointing. I bought it for the purpose of presentations to small groups. It does not connect to the laptop from the USB, but rather through an AV link, which I can't get to work with my Sony Vaio, although I got two adaptors for this. For this product to really make any sense, it has to connect through the USB port and maybe also perhaps have a bluetooth option. I am actually extremely dissatisfied by the product and if I could return it I would (I don't have all the packaging in place because i thought it will work with the adaptors).
purchased 28 Aug 2009
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25 Nov 2008 |
Optoma, one of the largest projector companies in the world, is proud to introduce the stunning Optoma Pico PK101 – a projector that’s so small it fits easily in your pocket! Imagine being able to show your friends and family videos from your media player or mobile phone at up to sixty inches in size. Ever wanted to show the photos on your digital camera or PDA whilst you’re out and about? Well, now it’s possible with this revolutionary new projector you can hold in your hand. No need to worry about connecting to the mains either; the Optoma Pico Pocket projector comes supplied with batteries to give you complete freedom on the move and what’s more it’s fully rechargeable, just like your mobile phone.
The latest LED technology, Optoma’s projector expertise and Texas Instruments tried and trusted DLP® chip technology, (used in millions of business and home cinema projectors the world over), come together to produce astonishing image quality from such a small projector. There’s no need to worry about replacing the lamp either – the Pico has a lamp-life of an astonishing twenty thousand hours: enough for more than eighteen years of life, even if you use the projector three hours a day, every single day of the year. We think once you’ve seen the Optoma Pico you’ll agree that it sets the standard in pocket projectors.
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