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Sony LSPX-P1 portable ultra-short focus projector throws big image

Sony LSPX-P1 portable ultra-short focus projector throws big image

Posted on January 20, 2016March 27, 2020 By Jarvis

Sony has unveiled a new portable projector called the LSPX-P1 that is a portable ultra-short focus projector designed to throw big and clear images from very close to the projection surface. Sony says that the projector can throw an image 80-inches wide from only 22-inches from the projection surface.

The projector is small enough to be mounted to throw images on a table or the floor as well. The body of the compact projector is 8cm square making it very small and compact. The projector has an integrated battery and speaker for use on the go.
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