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Dell unveils pocket-sized DLP projector

Weighing in under a pound, the M109S projector pushes out 50 ANSI lumens of brightness with its LED light source.

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Computing | by Stephen Schenck | Wed Sep 24, 2008 3:21PM | 0 comments

Dell has officially revealed its "pocket-sized" digital projector, the M109S, with a 67% higher resolution than the recently-announced 3M MPro110 pocket projector. Although Dell's projector is twice the size and weighs almost three times as much as 3M's projector, thanks to a 50 ANSI lumen output from its long-life LED light source, the M109S can project a 858 x 600 image with its DLP imaging chip over seven feet away, creating an image measuring 60-inches diagonally with an 800:1 contrast ratio. To reduce the cables needed for it, Dell has designed the projector to the share the power adaptor of certain model Dell notebooks when connected to them. The $500 projector is available now from Dell's online store to US customers, with a worldwide release coming later.

[Via Engadget]

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