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3M MPro110

Based on 19 reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

3
Average:

2
Bad:

12

Pros

Moderate quality video in dark rooms. Silent. LED source said to last up to 10,000 hours. Absolutely tiny.
Battery powered, Highly portable, VGA and composite video ports allow connection to a variety of devices, Cool fan-less operation
Fits in a shirt pocket. Connects to computers and composite video sources. Rechargeable battery.
Extremely small and light, Can run on an internal battery

Cons

Requires dark rooms for even muted color reproduction. Battery is a tease, lasting 50 minutes.
Dim output limits range of useful enlargement, VGA cable is stiff, bulky and short, Lens suffers from pin-cushioning, *
Low brightness limits useful image size. No audio. Does not come with a cable for connecting to an iPod.
Extremely dim, Low resolution, Hard to focus, Gets very warm

By PC Authority on February 26, 2010

Your choice is stark: buy a proper, full-size projector that delivers decent images or buy a thrillingly small projector that, um, doesnt...

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By Macworld UK on June 22, 2009

The 3M MPro110 is first out of the gate, with a phone-sized form factor – albeit quite a thick phone – and a no-frills package that includes both micro-VGA and composite AV sockets. Inside the box there’s a paper manual, a mains...

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By Mac|Life on May 20, 2009

A triumph in portability, the MPro110 can be packed along anywhere. Youll never get an excellent image, but its size mostly offsets that shortcoming, especially in darkness.Micro Professional Projector MPro110...

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By Computeractive on April 01, 2009

An entertaining gadget but it left us wanting...

60
By ITP.net on March 30, 2009

3M's first ultra-portable falls short of the mark due to its basic performance, iffy build and high price....

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By IT PRO on March 04, 2009

Impossibly small and with some neat touches, but the MPro110 shows that pico projector technology is not yet ready for the market....

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By PC Pro on March 01, 2009

Some neat touches, but pico-projector technology clearly isn't ready for the mainstream just yet....

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By ProjectorCentral on February 26, 2009

Pico projectors are a lot fun and great attention getters. To maximize your business and social enjoyment try to minimizing room light and project to a surface of neutral color. If you cant control the room light try a smaller image. It will...

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By Mobile Magazine on January 26, 2009

Aside from the drool-worthy netbooks at CES in early January, I was astounded by the technology advances in portable...

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By DigitalVersus on January 21, 2009

3M is the founder of the LcoS technology (also in the Aiptek Pocket Cinéma V10). Out of the three mini-projectors tested, this is the most professional model, mainly because it comes with a VGA connection.Handling Smaller than the Aiptek, the Mpro...

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