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Hands-on with Samsung's new pocket projector

by Rory Reid
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(Credit: Crave UK)

One of the funkiest new gadgets Crave UK has seen on our trip to South Korea is the Samsung P400 pocket projector. OK, "pocket" is something of a misnomer--it's about the size of a Mac Mini, so you'll need baggy clown trousers if you want to carry it around with you, but we're sure you get the idea.

Not only is it pretty small, but it's also lightweight--we're not sure how heavy exactly, but it's certainly under 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds). It sports an attractive glossy black finish, an internal battery pack that can keep it running for about 2 hours away from the mains, a built-in speaker, plus composite and D-Sub video inputs. To get a closer look, click here.

(Source: Crave UK)

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