Ray Pico Projector

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Pros:

High-quality text display; compact and light.
Highquality text display, Compact and light.
Low cost. Built in audio offers reasonably good-quality, if low-volume, sound.

Cons:

Charging nonremovable battery is tedious; lackluster color graphics.
Charging nonremovable battery is tedious, Lackluster color graphics

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Last revision on August 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

High-quality text display; compact and light
Highquality text display, Compact and light
Low cost. Built in audio offers reasonably good-quality, if low-volume, sound

Reviewers Didn't Like

Charging nonremovable battery is tedious; lackluster color graphics
Charging nonremovable battery is tedious, Lackluster color graphics
Connects only to composite video sources. Hard to focus. Static images leave ghost image on screen

Expert reviews and ratings

Ultimately, the Ray projector is best understood as the value choice, with limited features and a budget price. Without a VGA connection option, it's not well suited to business presentations. However, the combination of the battery life, the...

By ProjectorCentral on February 23, 2010

The Ray, a liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) pico projector from Ray Designs, features 10 lumens of brightness, a 20,000-hour LED light source, VGA resolution, a 2-hour battery life, and stereo speakers. Measuring 0.7 by 2.3 by 4.4 inches, the 5-ounce...

By Macworld on February 16, 2010

Small enough to fit in a shirt-pocket and priced for a tight budget, the Ray Displays Ray Pico Projector delivers a good enough image to be useful, if not overly...

By PC Mag on October 09, 2009

The no-frills Ray pico projector displays legible text on a small screen but its color graphics and nonremovable battery disappoint....

By PCWorld on January 22, 2010