Celluon’s new lightweight portable projector, the PicoPro, is a pocket-sized, high-resolution projector that was first unveiled at CES 2015. It should be available soon for $350 and up.

The device projects HD images in 1920 x 720p using red, yellow, and blue lasers as opposed to traditional LED lighting. The company claims it supports an 80,000:1 contrast ratio with a battery life of between two and three hours, depending on the type of use.

The PicoPro supports wireless connection using Miracast and DLNA, which allow users to mirror images from Android or Windows-based mobile devices.

It can also be connected to any device with HDMI support, including PCs and game consoles, using the included connector cable. Apple iOS device users must purchase a separate Lightning Digital AV Adapter ($44).

PicoPro projectors don’t always live up to their promise. Their miniature size means they don’t have the power or technology to equal a traditional projector.

However, the PicoPro received a fairly good review from CultofMac for providing a clear picture at more than 100 inches. Reviewer Leander Kahney notes that the sound quality is subpar, but overall the device meets the needs of a portable projector pretty well.

Source: Liliputing