Seoul: LG has unveiled two new LED pocket projectors under its Minibeam lineup, which are lightweight and offer wireless connectivity.
The Minibeam Pro (Model PF1500) is ideal for a portable home theater solution while the smaller Minibeam TV (Model PW800) is an on-the-go TV solution. Both the projectors can be wirelessly connected to a smartphone, tablet PC or laptop.
The lifespan of the LED illumination system in the projectors is estimated at 30,000 hours, which means that viewers could theoretically use the projectors 8 hours-a-day for over ten years without having to replace three light units.
LG's Minibeam Pro comprises full HD resolution and weighs 1.5 kilograms but outputs 1400 ANSI lumens at an image size of 120 inches diagonal. It also has an optical zoom to adjust the size of the image without compromising on the sharpness. The Minibeam Pro can also connect via Bluetooth to sound bars, portable speakers and wireless earphones.
The LG Minibeam TV improves upon the 2013 PA75K model with brighter output, smaller dimensions, and uses less energy. It weighs 0.6kg and has a 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution and gives an image size of up to 100 inches.
Both the PF1500 and PW800 models will be available starting this month in the United States and Korea before their availability in the weeks to come in markets around the world. Prices of the projectors have not yet been disclosed by the company.
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