There are some great aspects to this solidly built projector. It's neat and compact and weighs only 155g. Its non-slip rubber coating makes it easy to grip and we like the fact you really can slip it into an inside jacket pocket to take out and about ...
Abstract: For those of you that were introduced to corporate presentations in the form of acetate slides and permanent markers things have come a long way....
Abstract: Compromise is the name of the game for the MPro150. Yes, it has many shortcomings, but if you need a projector that fits into your shirt pocket these are mostly acceptable, and all told it's an easy-to-use device that does a pretty remarkable job. 3M ...
Small, lightweight, connects to virtually anything (optional cables), big screen capability
Noisy, d-pad awkward to use, expensive
For the businessman wanting to impress in a dark room this might just cut it, but at the steep price you'll probably wonder why you shouldn't just opt to put your back out and get something that can actually pack a punch...
Tiny; simple to use; built-in file storage; good battery life
Some file compatibility issues; cooling fan has an annoying whine; performance greatly affected by ambient light levels; battery cover not very secure, Rating:
For the ultimate in projector portability it's hard to beat, as long as you're not expecting it to perform miracles. ...
One thing I really liked was the bendable tripod stand. It was really easy to use and since it features a mount screw that is compatible with most digital cameras, you can use as double duty to take pictures with. And, what better platform to share th...
