Personal Projector will be launching several pico projector world firsts at the Gadget Show Live exhibition Wed 7^th - Sun 11^th as well as the chance to win a 3M pocket projector and gain some amazing discounts on LED / Pocket projectors.

On the stand you can

1.     See 3 new world firsts from Adapt

-        Adapt 450 - 100 lumen LED micro projector battery, SD card, USB port (£399)

-        Adapt 450 Pro also includes Digital TV onboard (£489)

-        Adapt 210 - first sub £200 pico projector with 20 lumens, onboard memory and laptop connection (via USB)

2.     See the new 3M Mpro 150 - 1^st pico with pdf/ppt/word viewer. Exclusive discounts £50 off at show only.

3.     See the new 2,000 lumen Casio Laser LED projector (perfect low maintenance business projector replacement - a real revolution in projection)

4.     Enter a competition to win a 3M Mpro 120 pocket projector

5.     Obtain huge discounts off online prices - up to £50 per projector

Visit stand B13 to find out more or contact 0845 121 8800.

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Contact Details

April 7-11th

Birmingham NEC

Personal Projector

Hall 12, Stand B13

Tel: 0845 121 8800

Optoma Pico PK101 Projector

At Personal Projector we get many enquiries from businesses asking if we stock the Optoma pocket projector, which we dont for a number of reasons.

Whilst there are a number of plus points re the Optoma projector such as its size and price the feedback we are getting is that its not really suitable for business users. The Optoma has definitely been made down to a price and is one of the cheapest pocket projectors on the market as noted in the recent Stuff magazine article on pocket projectors. However for business users, its well worth paying the extra for that improved screen quality you get from 3m projector or even the Aiptek projector which both offer 640 x 480 resolution (see Compare Pico Projectors for more info).

Certainly from a business viewpoint many users who are used to high quality projectors in the boardroom feel the Optoma’s poorer screen resolution (480 x 220)  is too much to sacrifice for the sake of £30-£40 extra. In addition, the Optoma doesn’t have any onboard memory or SD capability like the Aiptek Projector so you still have to carry your laptop (or other device) so you can connect to it whereas with the Aiptek you could ditch your laptop altogether.