projector for powerpoint presentation reviews

At 40” it produces really very good results that while not as good as the TV, are still good enough to see images, presentations, and movies very clearly. They are in a fairly light room with a large bay window on a bright day. In these two photos, I’ve positioned the projector to create an image next to a Sony 40” LED TV that’s pretty bright. The easiest way to demonstrate it is to show it. It’s rated at 85 lumens and to produce a screen at up to 80”, which often means nothing at all, but I’ve found that it gives very serviceable results. So far, so average, as it’s the same as all the other pico projectors out there, but the main thing for me is the performance. It’s really small (3.9″ x 3.8″ x 0.9″ or approximately 10cm x 10cm x 2.25cm) and light (0.5lbs or 225g) so it easily fits into your bag when travelling, and it comes with a charger that’s also pretty small (a bit bigger than a large iPad charger) which has either a US plug or European plug attachment (sorry UK readers, you’ll have to use an adapter, which is a pain). I’ve tried several of these over the years and they’re all fairly useless, but this one is good enough to make it worth considering – certainly for any presentation requirements. Occasionally though, you find something actually useful, and one such example is the HDMI Pocket Projector.

If you travel through US airports you’ll have noticed a store called Brookstone that sells everything you never thought you wanted, but simply have to have – or gimmicks as I call them when in polite company.

Projector for powerpoint presentation reviews