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Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector
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Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector List Price: $599.99
Our Price: $399.98
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Features
 Small, lightweight and battery operated
 LED light source
 Optional battery
 Instant projection
 Flexible connectivity
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Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector description
Users are finding new applications daily for the new PK20 LED DLP® PocketProjector™. This is the second generation of Mitsubishi's award-winning, micro-sized portable projector. With an ultra-wide lens, the PK20 has one of the shortest image throw distances of mobile projectors on the market today. Powerful enough to project a 60-inch image, you can easily create a 20-inch diagonal screen with just over a foot of projection distance. If you’re a sales executive, trainer, gamer, traveler, or camper, you can take the "big screen" right along with you. Or use it at home for digital photo or video shows.

Here’s What’s New in this Ultimate Portable Projector
This class of projectors is so new that Mitsubishi has made a special effort to listen to how you’re using this unique presentation product, and then respond with new features. First, the PK20 expands its portability by adding an SD card flash memory reader for on-the-fly photo sharing or presentations. Next, the projector uses a combination of Texas Instruments' Digital Light Processing® and LED technology to increase brightness by 150 percent compared to the original PocketProjector (PK10). You’ll see greater detail and increased clarity too, with a boost in contrast ratio to 1000:1. And they added audio in and out, as well as a tripod attachment.

Battery Operated to Go With All Your Mobile Devices
Even where there’s nowhere to plug in, the battery-powered PocketProjector™ offers SVGA (800x600) resolution. This projector also includes RCA video, S-video and VGA inputs, plus stereo mini-jack audio in/out to connect to your PDA*, portable DVD player, laptop computer, digital camera* or video game console*. Like their first PocketProjector™, the new PK20 offers instant on/off control, virtually noiseless operation, and no bulb replacement.

Feature List

Small, lightweight, and battery operated Small and light enough to fit in the palm of your hand. With its convenience in size, weight and optional battery operation, you can have the ability to instantly project a big screen image anytime and anywhere.
LED light source Convenience of having a cooler operating projector with a long light lifespan – helping to save on cost and time due to projector maintenance.
Optional battery No dependencies on electrical outlets, or have to deal with cable or room limitations. Can use it anywhere.
Instant projection Experience no warm up delays, so you can spend more time enjoying your images rather than waiting for your images.
Flexible connectivity Includes multiple connectivity options so you don't have to be limited to typical tiny displays (i.e. digital cameras, gaming consoles, dvd players, notebooks, etc).
SD card reader and audio For convenient on the fly photo sharing or presentations.
Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥♥ LED projector is a great idea but they could have done a lot better
I already own one projector which I use downstairs as my main TV/Home Theater system so I'm very familiar with projectors and their features, benefits, and limitations.

This one is for the bedroom and its job is to sit at the foot of my bed and shoot an image to the ceiling above my head (it's shooting on a diagonal angle and the keystone is maxxed out to make the image correct). This is shooting a 57" screen and it looks great. The image will not focus past 60". [...]

I would advise people that 25 lumens is probably equal to 1000 in 'normal bulb projector lumens'.

My two major complaints are as follows: The remote is terrible. The range is about 1 foot and it only works from directly in front of the unit. Completely and totally useless. Also, the fan is LOUD!! For such a small fan with such a light job because this unit doesn't produce a lot of heat this fan won't shut up. It is incredibly noisy! A constant buzz I wish I didn't have to hear.

My minor grumbles are I wish this unit had slightly greater keystone range (including side keystone, not just top and bottom), and I wish there was a sleep timer on it. I also wish there was an option to 16:9 the image.

The favorite features are: The lack of start-up time. Size and portability (although I don't need these now, they're nice to have). Very long power cable. LED= less electricity and no-bulb replacement.

Also note, the resale value is very good because the bulb lasts so long.
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