Sanko Miseal Mini LCOS Projector with Speaker

Palm sized Projector

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If you’re looking for a mini LCOS projector that’s small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and which also happens to come with integrated speaker, this mini projector from Sanko, known as the Miseal Mini Projector could be the answer.

Measuring in at just 68 x 70 x 68mm and weighing just 270g, the Sanko Miseal Mini Projector offers a brightness of 25 lumens and 100:1 contrast ratio, offers SVGA (800 x 600) resolution and is capable of displaying imagery up to 112″ (diagonal) at 16 feet.

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Coming with AV composite and RGB D-Sub outputs the Sanko Miseal Mini Projector, which comes with integrated 1.2W speaker, can additionally be docked into its base unit which offers a further 2W of amplification for when the unit’s internal speaker offers insufficient volume.

The Sanko Miseal Mini Projector has just become available in Japan for the equivalent of around $434 (as at the time of writing).

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