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CeBIT 2008: Samsung Presents LED Projector
Next newsSamsung is introducing a new portable LED projector. The SP-P400B does not use a short-lived bulb but projects its images using LEDs as a light source. As a result, the device produces a lot less heat than conventional projectors, which means it does not require elaborate cooling and runs very quietly. As a bonus, it also draws less power.

Very portable - Samsung's LED projector only weighs 850 grams.
Weighing only 850 grams and measuring a mere 14 x 14 x 6 cm, the projector is portable by any definition.

A live demonstration of the SP-P400B at Samsung's booth
The projection area of the SP-P400B ranges from 50 cm to 2 m.

Product presentation a la Samsung - no mere sign displays the product name. Instead, a display provides all relevant product information.
Samsung at CeBIT 2008: Hall 26/stand D60
Source : Tom's Hardware US


