MPro 120 Pocket Projector by 3M

This next generation micro projector raises the bar in terms of size, style, brightness, connectivity, battery life, sound and so much more. The MPro120 is a pass-through, full VGA pocket projector. Its comprehensive, high quality PC, video and audio connectivity enables easy, flexible hook up to laptops and netbooks, as well as smartphones, digital media players, digital cameras, camcorders, games consoles and other multimedia devices for spontaneous sharing of content on the spot. It projects from 8" uo to 50" on any flat surface and users can experience an impressive viewing time of between 3 and 4 hours without plugging into the mains. It has an impressive 12 lumens of brightness at full VGA (640 X480) resolution and 4;3 aspect ratio in enhanced brightness mode.

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• projector
• mini
• MPro120
• VGA

[mzvolk]

is it suitable for iPod Touch?

[3MUKPLC]

@mzvolk Yes with the specific apple cable available for the MPro120/150 on 3M Select. Only video and photo slideshow content will be played back due to Apple devices lacking the 'mirroring' function on older models.

[ud777]

can I send images via blue tooth from my black berry to this projector

[3MUKPLC]

@ud777 The MPro120 does not have Bluetooth functionality. Please see the new MP180 which enables users to transfer and project their files from a Bluetooth enabled device.

[LukeGeoDude]

the commercial is horrible

[oliverwebs]

This projector has some really good features. Its more for the business customer or learning development, education types though wanting to do powerpoint, videos or graphics displays. Its got really good high quality screen with extra brightness function and an amazing 4 hour battery life.

Theres loads more info on it at the "Personal Projector" online store. Its available for order now (worldwide delivery).

[drewb1994]

horrible commercial....

[3MUKPLC]

@ud777 To our knowledge, the Blackberry has no video out feature, therefore you cannot connect a Blackberry to any projection device. The MP180 however is the first to allow files to be transferred from your Blackberry, via Bluetooth and projected.

[ud777]

@3MUKPLC is there a cable  to connect the blackberry direct

[3MUKPLC]

@ud777 The MPro120 does not have Bluetooth functionality. Please see the new MP180 which enables users to transfer and project their files from a Bluetooth enabled device.

[3MUKPLC]

The MPro120 does not have Bluetooth functionality. Please see the new MP180 which enables users to transfer and project their files from a Bluetooth enabled device.

[131u357r34k]

It's up on JR.com for $150 kicking some tail.