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QingBar MP101 projector turns an iPhone into a portable cinema – sort of

By Darren Quick

22:06 July 21, 2008 PDT

Honlai Technology's MP101

Honlai Technology's MP101

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For those that find the touch screen on their iPod Touch or new 3G iPhone too small, Honlai Technology have introduced their QingBar MP101 iPhone projector. The portable unit that measures 102mm wide x 76mm long x 54mm high can throw images from 15 to 27-inches onto a wall or screen in a 4:3 aspect ratio at 640 x 480 (VGA) pixel resolution.

It sports Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) technology and a 5W LED lamp with a life of up to 20,000 hours. The unit can display 16.7 million colors with a contrast ratio of 200:1, but a dark room is required with the displayed image only measuring 10-15 lumens. The MP101 supports iPhone or iPod Touch connections and also acts as a recharging docking station, and a composite AV input allows the projection of exterior sources.

For further info visit Honlai Technology.

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