B&H Photo has a new reduced price for this Mitsubishi HC4000 DLP 1080p Projector!

Project your world with supreme quality and effortlessly. This beefy projector from Mitsubishi is definitely not a cheap affair but you definitely get your hands on some decent savings here. This Projector pushes out a full 1080p High Definition resolution at incredible sizes of 50-Inches at only 5 feet away. Mix that with the 1.5x Manual Zoom for a potentially larger picture without even moving the unit. Add in full anamorphic support for different resolution ratios, DLP DarkChip technology which kills all the noise, Keystone Correction which cancels out distortion and BrilliantColor which gives you picture perfect accuracy and you have an intense piece of equipment here. It’s very easy to use and has an Ultra-Quiet noise level along with connectivity to HDMI 1.3.

Get to your cart to see this price.  It’s $1139.99 and includes free delivery.

digitalsound_buy via ebay has a new discount on this Agfa Projekta147 14MP Digital Camera with Built-In Projector!

We see a lot of cameras around here but there are few that truly stand out with uniqueness. This is definitely one of those! This AgfaPhoto Digital Camera gives you a huge 14.1 Megapixel photo resolution for large poster sized pictures in a very slim design. The thing that lets this camera stand out is an entirely new way to share your photos, this camera includes a built-in portable projector which can project photos to a size up to 70-Inches onto any wall or even ceilings. It can also be connected to laptops or PCs to project presentations and all sorts of other content for business. It can also capture 720p HD video in a variety of formats and frame rates.

You can grab this for only $239.95 + $0 S&H = $239.95!

B&H Photo has a new discounted price on this Multimedia Projector from Sanyo!

Add some projection to your life with this nifty projector which functions as a permanent projector or a portable one! This Santo PLC-XW300 Projector is designed to gives you superb quality and performance no matter where you are. It has 3000 lumens of projection power with a contrast ratio of 500:1 and allows you to project in a multitude of different resolutions including 720p, 1080i, NTSC, PAL and much more. This modularity in resolutions allows you to project just about any content in its native format for the best quality. It also allows network control via Ethernet LAN port and with this connectivity you can control several from one work station and also features automatic emails from the device if issues arise such as the light bulb nearing the end of its life.

You can grab this Sanyo PLC-XW300 Multimedia Projector from B&H for just $499 + $0 Handling = $499!

Best Price Electronics is offering a super discount on this Sony Handycam HDR-PJ10 Digital Camcorder for just $698 – $50 Instant Savings + Free Shipping = $638!

Take your recording to a whole new level with this HD Camcorder at a new low price! The Sony Handycam Digital Camcorder features a stunning 1080p High Definition recording quality at a full 60 frames per second for the best videos possible. It’s Wide Angel G lens will capture every bit of the action you need and with a huge 42x Extended Zoom you will always be able to focus on the important bits and get the best shot every time. It includes 16GB of internal flash memory which allows for 6 hours of recording time. The best feature is the built-in projector which allows you to show off all of your videos to everyone at up to 60-Inches so everyone can see!

Amazon is offering a huge discount on this 3M MPro150 Pocket Projector which is now priced at $435 – $235.01 Instant Off + Free Shipping = $199.99! Today Only!

If you want to share all sorts of media content from the palm of your hand then take a look at this deal! This convenient Pocket Projector by 3M lets you take all of your favorite content with you so you can display it for all your friends. It has a very high level of connectivity which starts with 1GB of internal storage space along with an SD card slot to quickly copy files on it for the go. It can also connect to a large array of devices such as iPods, MP3/4 Players, Cell phones and even other computers and laptops with ease. It has built-in support for many popular Document types from Microsoft Office applications and PDF files so you can display everything from movies, pictures and even documents. It fits right in your pocket so you can take it anywhere and has 90 Minutes of battery life when used with high brightness.

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Dell Small Biz is offering this Dell 4610X Wireless Plus Mainstream Projector for just $1,099 – $100 coupon (R3ZF75JV22S7W3) + free ship = $1099! This wireless projector can connect to multiple sources and features 4-way split screen display.

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Dell has it for $899.99 – $470 off + free ship = $429.99!

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Sanyo’s new projector, the LP-HF1000L, is an impressive device, boasting a 2K resolution and a 10,000 lumens brightness, an industry best. Other specs include Sanyo’s QuaDrive optical engine for improved color, a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, LAN, an HDMI port, and two 380W NSHA lamps. Yeah, this isn’t the nicest looking thing, design wise but if the picture quality is great, that’s what matters, right?

The LP-HF1000L hits Japan in October. Pricing and a US release date are currently unknown.

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Is there a practical application to the portable projector? You bet your ass there is. But it all depends on who you are and what you’re doing.

For the last few weeks I’ve been testing out 3M’s Mpro150 Pico Projector. It’s a pocket sized device with its own UI and rechargeable battery. It has a mini VGA input, micro-USB port, microSD card slot and headphone jack. included in the box is a VGA to mini-VGA, RCA to mini-VGA, AC plug and tripod. The AC charger is modular and includes a variety of plugs for international travel.

The projector’s body is finished in a rubber coating and features a small kickstand on its stomach. From a portability stand point the projector is pocket sized and weighs no more than an smartphone with the battery installed, 5.6oz to be exact.

The top of the device sports a set of buttons for navigating the Mpro 150′s menus. In addition to a directional pad with an ‘ok’ button there is a back button as well as a focus wheel, which is situated next to the lens. There is also a small speaker, which lacks any level of fidelity but is great in a pinch.

The MPro 150 supports MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel and Adobe PDF files. That means you can copy your presentation to a microSD card slot or its 1GB of built-in storage, and without the use of a computer (or any cords) walk your clients through a ‘deck’. It also supports BMP and JPG files for picture viewing and a variety of video and audio formats (MP3, MPEG4, H.264, AAC and WMA).

In terms of specs the battery is rated for up to 120 minutes of continuos use with a 3 hour recharge time (90 minutes on high brightness). The LED lamp, which is good for up to 15,000 hours and can produce 15 lumens, can project up to a 50 inch image with a max resolution of 1280×800.

In use the Mpro 150 is very simple and straight forward. You can attach an external device such as a computer or iPhone (I bought the necessary cables) or just plug the projector into your computer’s USB port and transfer a variety of files to its 1GB of storage.

I loaded the following files on the MPro 150: Microsoft Word document, PDF, video file and JPG. They all worked flawlessly, though some took longer than others to load. If need be you can magnify the documents up to 3 times (2x, 4x and 8x) and pan and scroll using the directional pad. In the event the font used in the document isn’t supported, the MPro 150 will automatically substitute it for a compatible one.

Start up time for the MPro 150 isn’t instantaneous, but fast enough – probably about 20 seconds – which isn’t that much of a difference from a normal sized projector.

After about 5 minutes of use the MPro 150 activates an internal fan to help it keep cool. While I’m sure it is necessary it was annoying since it emitted a reasonably loud buzzing sound. Adding insult to injury if you move the projector while the fan is running it sounded as if it is was grinding plastic, leading me to believe that the fan would eventually wear down and break.

As with any portable you’ll have to be willing to make a sacrifice in terms of features and power. The MPro 150 has an extremely strong feature set which should appeal to any business class user. But where it falls short – when compared to a larger projector – is its brightness. There are two brightness settings, but no matter what lighting situation you’re in you’ll want to use the brightest setting, which will still require you to be in an almost blacked out room. Otherwise the images will be washed out and make it challenging to view what is being projected. And as with any projector, as the image size increases so does the brightness, so you’ll need a pitch black room to even think about displaying a 50-inch screen.

The battery life is on par with the manufacturer’s rating. I was a bit disappointed that the package didn’t include a more advanced computer (VGA) hookup. Although I didn’t drop the MPro 150 its build felt sturdy enough to take a few tumble and there is no doubt that the rubber finish would help soften the blow. I particularly liked that they included a mini tripod in the package, which can be used with other devices such as cameras anything sporting a standard tripod screw hole.

3M MPro 150 has all sort of practical business applications, which is clearly the market is targeted for. But that isn’t to say it couldn’t be purchased for personal use, though I think one would be hard pressed to use it on a regular basis. The rechargeable battery, microSD card slot, built-in 1GB of memory and variety of connectivity options makes the MPro an easy choice for anyone running around from pitch to pitch.

You can buy the MPro 150 at Amazon for $354.

Pros:

• Built-in battery and 1GB of memory
• Rubber finish
• Includes RCA, 2GB microSD card and VGA cords

Cons:

• Requires a very dark room
• VGA cord is antiquated
• High price tag

It’s $899.99 + $1.99 S&H = $901.98!

Rebate here

The price is $199.99 – $40 instant off + free shipping= $159.99!

• 1800 lumens
• 5000:1 contrast ratio
• DLP Single chip technology
• 1920×1080 resolution

The price is $899 + free shipping = $899!

It’s $389.95 + $0 handling = $389.95!

• 4oz with battery
• Projects up 60-inches
• LED light source
• Built-in rechargeable battery
• iPod Compatible

HD projectors are impressive in their own right, but a 3-D one? That would be downright slick. The new Dell S300W can produce a 90-inch, 720p image from a three-foot distance. Other specs include 2200 ANSI lumens of brightness,  a 2400:1 contrast ratio, and the aforementioned 3-D capability. The device also features wireless connectivity, as well as a USB input for plug-and-play video playback. This thing seems perfect for presentations, movies, or any other media you throw at it.

The Dell S300W short-throw projector is now available for $999.

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