Aiptek PocketCinema V20

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Pros:

Small size, Decent screen-size projection, Simple operation, Bundled tripod

Cons:

Heats up quickly, No keystone adjustments, Sluggish data transfer, Sluggish menu interface and control panel

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Last revision on February 23, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Small size, Decent screen-size projection, Simple operation, Bundled tripod

Reviewers Didn't Like

Heats up quickly, No keystone adjustments, Sluggish data transfer, Sluggish menu interface and control panel

Expert reviews and ratings

A compact and lightweight pico projector with built-in memory, the Aiptek PocketCinema V20 has a flash memory card slot, mini USB or VGA connections, and benefits from low noise and a rechargeable battery. We did, however, find a focus issue with our...

By PC Advisor on April 27, 2010

Our second pico projector has all virtues of the 3M MPro 120 and adds a few of its own. The Aiptek PocketCinema V20 is certainly flashier than its rival thanks to a gloss black top with chrome banding around the side. This reveals space for an...

By Macworld UK on April 26, 2010

Also featured above the control panel is a 0.5 Watt mono speaker for audio while watching movies or listening to music. But the audio output of this speaker is lower than a regular wristwatch speaker. You would need to connect headphones or an...

By Tech2 on August 05, 2010