The Cinemin Swivel is perfect for a small room. The unique 90 degree hinge makes it easy to project on any surface without having to prop it on a tripod. In dim light environment, the portable Swivel can project a clear 60-inch image from over 8 feet. One versatile feature of the portable Swivel is the Plug n’ Play ability for a variety of devices. Using the simple AV-in jack, the Swivel can connects to a bunch of popular portable media such as iPod, iPhone, Flip Video, PSP, digital cameras, portable DVD players, netbooks, and smartphones with video-out functionality.
The Cinemin Swivel portable media player is ready for pre-order at $299.99.
Here are the specs of the WowWee Cinemin Swivel:
Size
- Dimensions: 120mm x 52mm x 22mm | 4.7” x 2.1” x 0.9”
- Weight: 170g | 6oz
- Mid-body hinge: 90°
Image
- Projection technology: DLP by Texas Instruments
- Resolution: 480 x 320 (HVGA)
- Focus: Manual
- Light source: LED
- Brightness: 8 ANSI lumens
- Contrast ratio: 1000:1
- Viewable range: 2.6m | 8.5’
- Diagonal image size: 15cm ~ 1.5m | 6” ~ 60”
- Aspect ratio: 3:2
- Power consumption: ~ 3 watts
- Lamp life: > 20,000 hours
- Fan: Nope (it’s super quiet)
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sweet
i am probable going to bye one
yeah thats sweet
how big can the screen get??
60 inches.
so up to 5 feet squared???im thinking of getting one if i dont procrastinate and actually save up for it but i need info first =/
so up to 5 feet squared???
im thinking of getting one if i dont procrastinate and actually save up for it but i need info first =/
Companies measure their screens diagonally, so what I meant by “60 inches” was the measure between two corners (so it’s about 28×49 inches, but understand this is the MAXIMUM size). Another good thing to know about projectors is that they get dimmer and dimmer the farther you place it away from the wall. It’s like a flashlight: It will be very bright and thus clearer when you are, let’s say, a foot away from the wall. But when you move away five feet, it will be a little darker and less clear.
yeah i get you, man that kinda sucks, so in your opinion whats the best projector to get to put a gaming system in?? and estimated price?
To tell you the truth, I’m personally not a big fan of projectors. Good ones for gaming (HD quality; quick response time; high lumens), can cost you $500, and those are on the low end. Also, you must find a way to mount the projector, and thus find/buy a decent surface for viewing. If you want something just for gaming, get this: