One of the smallest projectors I've ever seen, the Philips Pocket Projector PPX4010 ($299.99) is the perfect companion for anyone who wants a portable model but doesn't want to carry any more than ...

The Philips Pocket Projector PPX4350 Wireless ($399.99) weighs just 4.2 ounces and fits in a shirt pocket, making it of obvious interest if you need a pico projector. Its key limitation—that it ...

Though crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo have been used by startups and small businesses to bring their ideas to life, established companies have also been using these platforms ...

PicoPix Max, the most powerful and compact pico-projector in the market, was released last year. The collection will be expanded with genuinely revolutionary products for daily use. Philips Projection ...

JUST one try of the Philips PicoPix miniature projector was enough to forget that widescreen TVs ever existed. It transforms your living room into a cinematic experience by broadcasting images up to ...

Selling for a hugely discounted £120 at the time of writing, this tiny LED projector from Philips with the now familiar 'pico' moniker weights just 114g. Easily small enough – at 72 x 72 x 27 mm – to ...

Philips has launched two new portable pico projectors under its PicoPix line, offering consumers up to Full HD projected 'immersive' images in a small, lightweight form factor. The projectors are ...

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / July 28, 2020 / The consumer electronics retailer and Philips Projection company team up to provide an extended portfolio of 8 chosen pico and home cinema projectors ...

One of the smallest projectors I've ever seen, the Philips Pocket Projector PPX4010 ($299.99) is the perfect companion for anyone who wants a portable model but doesn't want to carry any more than ...

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