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Pico PK-101 by Optoma

12/01/08

Pico PK-101 by Optoma

OPTOMA announces the arrival of the Pico PK-101, one of the world's smallest and lightest portable projectors. It employs a Texas Instruments DLP pico digital micro-mirror device-- a reflective chip that creates the image-- and combines it with an LED-based light source for a bright image and a 1,000:1 contrast ratio. The 4-ounce projector has a 480 x 320 native resolution, which is ideal for connecting to small devices such as an iPod or smart phone to view pictures and videos up to 100 times larger. Price: $399.

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