The Optoma Pico PK120 Pocket Projector is a tiny, low-brightness projector that can run off either AC or battery power and has decent image quality. ...
By PC Mag onUsed in a blackout, pictures hold up well at around the 30-inch size, but it must be totally dark; DLP Pico technology still has a long way to go before it becomes anything like an essential...
By Pocket-lint onIf you want a pico projector that can display bright and colorful presentations all by itself, Optoma's PK102 may be what you need. Weighing 4.4 ounces, the 0.6-by-2.0-by-4.1-inch PK102 is the smallest pico projector we've recently tested....
By Macworld onColourful display capabilities and a built-in media player enhance the allure of the Optoma PK102, a tiny projector that's as easy to carry around as a mobile phone. Richard Jantz...
By PC Advisor onOne of the most interesting aspects of my evaluation of this projector was the relatively consistent response from friends or on-lookers upon seeing the PK102 in use. The first response was usually a remark of amazement and genuine interest in the...
By ProjectorCentral onSmall and light enough to share a pocket with your cell phone, the Optoma Pico PK102 can show video but is best for displaying business presentations and...
By PC Mag onSa mise en oeuvre est on ne peut plus simple. Un bouton marche/arrêt et un réglage de mise au point, c’est tout. Grâce à une petite molette, on navigue dans le contenu de la mémoire. Il y a aussi une partie réglage pour adapter...
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La première chose qui surprend, c’est la taille de la boîte. Pas plus grande que celle d’un téléphone portable, elle contient pourtant un vidéoprojecteur capable selon le constructeur de projeter une image d’un...
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