Wishing to own the next generation multimedia projector? Your long wait is over! AAXA Technologies answers your prayers with the release of the AAAXA M2 Micro Projector. Recognized as the world’s first XGA micro projector, the M2 is ultra-portable, weighing only 11 pounds yet amazingly capable of producing a bright lumen image, thanks to Vibrant Color Technology. It has the power to generate 100†images and it can serve as a media player, a built-in storage, and a range of input options. True, this projector redefines what a micro projector is capable of doing.
The M2 micro projector also takes pride in being the most powerful and full-featured projector in its class. With its next generation optical engine, plus its Vibrant Color Technology that delivers high brightness and deep colors, you can experience a rich viewing experience. For this unit to deliver a very efficient projection system, it is provided with a combination high-speed LCOS microdisplay panel and a powerful Luminus PT-39 PhlatLight LED package. It is also equipped with a high-speed video and image processor that’s able to support up to 1280×70 resolution video at 30 frames per second plus an array of image and music formats.
You can access the projector’s content via its 1GB of onboard memory. It comes with an SD card that accepts up to 16GB SD-HC cards, and USB Host function that allows it to read USB storage devices. The M2 also offers unmatched connectivity, thanks to its HDMI, VGA, and composite A/V inputs. And with its built-in 1 watt stereo speakers, it as well makes for a portable projector that also serves as standalone multimedia system. Get one now by checking out the availability and price of this AAXA micro projector at Amazon.
Referred to as the world’s smallest micro projector, the M1 projector measures approximately 112x105x46 mm and weights about 13.6 oz, handy enough for professionals who are always on the go like you. It features an ultra-bright 66 lumen optical engine and a native SVGA (800×600) resolution, providing you with crisp, clear images that come through on the other end.
