Technology & IT | Saturday 4 February, 2017 12:01 am |

Sony is expanding its presence in the Pico Projector market with the MP-CL1A Mobile Projector. 

 

An upgrade from the MP-CL1, this new projector offers enhanced features and accessories[1] including Bluetooth® audio out connectivity, a new colour option, a kickstand that doubles as a lens cover, as well as a carrying pouch.

 

The MP-CL1A Mobile Projector uses Laser Beam Scanning (LBS) which provides HD resolution (1920p x 720p) and focus free projection, contributing to its portability and lightweight of 210g. It delivers high quality and high contrast (80,000:1) imagery that enables rich and accurate colours, along with a 16:9 aspect ratio for an improved HD viewing experience.

 

The MP-CL1A Mobile Projector is capable of displaying a screen size of up to 120 inches at a distance of 3.45 metres, and a 40 inch screen size from 1.15 metres; making sure that it is ideal for a range of setups and scenarios. The projector is also best suited to be used in dark environments in both indoors and outdoors including camping, movie nights and gaming, home-viewing and dorm use, as well as for business presentations[2].

 

The MP-CL1A Mobile Projector has a number of connectivity options. Besides connecting to an output source such as laptops, Blu-ray players or game consoles via HDMI, the MP-CL1A is able to connect to a smartphone or tablet device via MHL, allowing unprecedented connectivity for work and play. At the same time, its built-in Wi-Fi (Screen mirroring)[3] function allows you to wirelessly mirror content from a smartphone or tablet device.

 

Another key highlight of the MP-CL1A Mobile Projector is keystone correction, which enables vertical and horizontal adjustments to maintain screen uniformity.

 

The MP-CL1A Mobile Projector comes with a USB cable and features a built-in 3,400mAh battery, which can also be used to charge your mobile phone or tablet via the USB port.

 

The MP-CL1A Mobile Projector will be available in grey and gold colours in Saudi Arabia from January 2017 for 1499 SR.