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Samsung Goes Compact With SP-P400 Mobile Projector

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8:40 AM - July 28, 2008 by Nino Marchetti

Smaller footprint. Better picture quality. Samsung claims to be offering up these qualities and others in its newly released P400 "ultra portable" projector.

The Samsung SP-P400 does weigh in at under two pounds, impressively, making it reportedly one of the lightest projectors to date. It also measures 5.8- x 2.5- x 5.7-inches, making it nicely compact as well. While I’m not one to find style in projectors, the SP-P400 does have some relatively nice looks for a product of its category.

The SP-P400 offers up 150 ANSI lumens, making it what Samsung says is one of the brightest LED projectors at the moment. You get DLP technology with a 1000:1 contrast ratio, a screen format of 4x3 and SVGA resolution as well. Perhaps the best feature though is the video and audio inputs which let you connect a laptop, DVD player or perhaps even a gaming console.

Now if Microsoft could just make a portable Xbox 360 I’d be all set for a great way to relax in the hotel room after a day of meetings. [via CE Pro]

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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