Samsung SP-P400: Rising High Among Pico Projectors

Small But Terrible Samsung SP-P400B Mini Projector

Pico, tiny, micro, mini pocket projector, they all mean the same thing. Unfortunately, not all models behave in the same way. One is different among the others in terms of lifespan, contrast ratio, wide-angle image capacity and many others.

Truly indeed, while the term pico literally means 'one trillionth', we cannot underestimate the potential and capacity of Samsung P400 projector. This tiny piece is so small but it is able to give you an 80-inch diagonal image with a 56-inch screen height. Small but terrible indeed.

In reality, prices for pocket projectors may range from more or less $100 to $1000. But if you are someone with a long-term vision, aiming to get a pocket projector that can lasts for 30,000-hour lifespan with unprecedented quality and mercury free, you would not be mistaken when you choose the Samsung P400 dlp projector.

This amazing Samsung P400 projector uses an LED to project their image instead of the conventional lamp that is found in most other digital projectors. LED technology has come along in leaps and bounds in the last 2 years with a number of television and projector manufacturers offering sets with this technology inside. For most pocket projectors, the lamp life is 10,000 to 30,000 hours which is a considerable amount of time.

While some pocket projectors also features a built-in power source using a rechargeable battery, the Samsung P400 led projector also has built-in speakers that play loudly, so no matter where your travels take you, you'll be able to enjoy room-filling sound even if you don't have other speakers on hand. For students, businessmen, salesperson, gamers or for simple fun, pocket projectors also come with at least a composite input to allow laptops, PCs, game consoles and pretty much any device that can output video, to send an image through them.

Ultraportable projectors like the Samsung P400, are so small and lightweight that they can be used in any situation. You never have to worry about carrying around a big, heavy bag with power cords and a projector in it. Just whip one of these Pico Projectors out of your pocket and start projecting in a matter of minutes.

It will be interesting to see how far the technology can go with these devices.

Yet it would be enough to say that, among the pocket projectors available in the market today, you cannot afford to miss the Samsung SP-P400b projector

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