Play videos directly from your SD card or USB stick
The ideal tool for business people that want to quickly and efficiently present graphs and chart to clients, however also good for everyday home entertainment and as a substitute for an expensive and heavy weight over 40” TV.
The Philips PicoPix Pocket Projector can be connected on Windows PC, Mac, Iphone, Ipad, and smart phones via USB. The USB port is also used to charge the internal lithium battery.
Among the other features is worth to mention that this projector is a DLP / LED – 30 lumes that can project an image from as small as 25cm to 105 cm.
Although this is not the best and the brightest portable projector available in the market, the PicoPix has some great features such as the internal memory, (2GB), where to store your photos or videos and the possibility to play content directly from a USB flashdrive or a microSD card.
“Pros”
- Light, Portable versatile. The ability to connect to both PC, Mac, Smartphones and any other video sources is a real plus.
- Internal Memory of 2GB and on-board video
player with all the major mpeg4 and h264 codec. - USB and MicroSD card to stream video directly.
- Powers via USB
“Cons”
- Not extremely bright.
- Some playback requires the use of the picopix funviewer app which might not be ideal for business use.
- Some users have reported that the “non full integration with Power Point” makes this projector less appealing for business use.
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