Dell M110

Overview

The Dell M110 delivers much more than you might expect from such a small device. It’s easy to use and delivers great-looking presentations on smaller screens. It’s also extremely portable and can function without the need for an attached laptop. Supported file formats are limited, however and you’ll have to pay extra for the remote control.

-- As reviewed by PC Advisor

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

2
Average:

2
Bad:

1

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Last revision on May 10, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Reads files from internal memory
USB memory, and microSD cards
LED light source offers 20,000 hour lifetime and 300 lumen rating

Reviewers Didn't Like

Shows scaling artifacts (unwanted patterns added to some screens) at its claimed native resolution

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Expert reviews and ratings

By PC Advisor on March 19, 2012

100

I really wanted to give this a 10/10 but it’s the little things that let it down. The fact that the remote, tripod and extra cables are not included with the product is disappointing, although they can be bought relatively cheaply online.It’s also...

By Tech-Reviews UK on March 13, 2012

An impressive portable projector from Dell that will provide more than adequate picture quality for those on the move....

By V3.co.uk on March 01, 2012

For a street price of $500, Dell has produced a quality projector with no lamp replacement costs. The size, performance and features of the Dell M110 make it a great fit for many mobile business users....

By ProjectorCentral on February 08, 2012

The Dell M110 suffers from apparent scaling artifacts at its claimed native resolution, but offers reasonably good image quality otherwise and a bright image for its small...

By PC Mag on January 30, 2012

The Dell M110 is available in India at a market operating price of Rs. 33,000. This mini-projector is priced competitively in the market and offers really good features and a good build quality. Performance-wise, the black levels are really good,...

By FirstPost on January 09, 2012

The Dell M110 puts on a nice show. Which could be loads better if sound was great and there weren't many rainbow artifacts. But if you take these 2 cons away, you are left with great portability, excellent balance of brightness and the possibility to...

By evogadget.com on June 01, 2012

In many respects the Dell M110 is the perfect roadshow companion for the business person on the go, with its compact size, light weight, multiple connections, high brightness levels and rich colours - although it's let down by the lack of supplied...

By IT Pro Portal on April 12, 2012

The new Dell M110 mini projector manages to get much attention because of its compact size. It is designed for both business and home purposes. The small size makes it look like a pocket projector but for the stunning clarity and performance and can...

By CIOL on March 05, 2012

In the case of the Dell M110, it works well as a projector when connected to an HDMI source, but disappoints when you plug in a USB drive to it - jitters, video codec incompatibility and audio issues. Good video reproduction and a simple UI make it easy...

By Digit on June 12, 2012

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Dell M110

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Price: $499

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