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With Philips’ VIDI technology, it comes with HDMI port, DVI-D, S-Video, IR receiver etc. The Optoma EP1080 is available this January for 9,900,000KRW.Optoma has released its premium full HD projector ‘EP1080’ in Korea market. It boasts the TI’s 0.95-inch 1080p DMD chipset and supports 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, 3,600 Ansi Lumen of brightness and 2,200:1 contrast ratio.

I’m not certain if the CV-MP01 is the smallest projector out there, but it has to be one of the smallest with measurements of 40 x 57 x 59 millimeters.The Castrade has an RCA port, as well as built-in speakers. I have no idea if you can hook up the sound to bigger speakers, but the Castrade can render a 4:3 aspect ratio image at 640 x 480 VGA resolution.We seem to be hearing a lot about mini-projectors. About a month ago we reported on the Optoma Pico Projector, and there has been much ado about putting a projector onto a cellular phone.A new development in our quest for the biggest image from the smallest projector is the Castrade Mini-LED Projector (CV-MP01).

It measures 27mm x 58mm x 90mm and weighs at only 147g. It is available in black or white and it is priced around €334 in Japan.Adtec Japan’s MP15A Series (AD-MP15A) is a new compact LCOS mobile projector with a VGA resolution (4:3), a 15 lumens brightness, a 200:1 contrast ratio, and a 20000hours of LED lifespan.

Besides that, it also offers a 1.2x zoom, Ethernet, power management and four x 4W SRS WOW speakers. Hitachi is going to sell this in Japan for approximately €6700. Wow, that’s really an expensive projector.The CP-X809J is the latest video projector from Hitachi and it is specially made for professional use. It is actually an inorganic panel based projector shoots a brightness level of 5000 lumens with 275Watts lamp, and 1024×768 resolution.

The Holocube can store up to 18-hours of compressed video at 4MB/s on its 40GB hard drive and then turn to 3D hologram at the flick of a switch. There’s also an optional floor stand for easy transportation.The Holocube is an innovative projector that stores video on a built-in hard drive to projects 3D holograms.