LG has officially announced the LG Minibeam Nano PV150G projector, a new addition to the company’s Minibeam series of projectors. The new projector is the lightest, smallest and is the most affordable from the South Korean company.
“As the number one LED projector maker in the world, we are committed to growing our Minibeam lineup for consumers who are becoming increasingly more mobile but don’t want to give up the comforts of a big display when it comes to their entertainment. The Minibeam Nano is the perfect projector for those who favor portability over everything else. And at only a quarter of a kilogram, you can’t get much more portable than Minibeam Nano.”
said Lee In-kyu, senior vice president and head of the TV and Monitor Division at LG’s Home Entertainment Company.
The LG Minibeam Nano (model number – PV150G) can be paired with smartphones and tablets to project to bigger screens thanks to its Wi-Fi Direct and Miracast Wireless mirroring function. It can play and project Office documents and multimedia files such as movies, music, photos and more directly from portable USB drives.
The projector is packed with a 100 ANSI Lumen LED lamp, 100,000:1 contrast ratio, WVGA (854 x 480 pixels) resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio and can display pictures up to 100 inches diagonally. There is also an Auto Keystone function to control and adjust automatically the projected image for better viewing angle experience.
The Minibeam Nano weighs 270 grams almost the same size as a small paperback book, measures 108 x 103 x 44 mm dimensions, HDMI port, USB port and built in 1W Mono output for sound. The LG Minibeam Nano is backed by a 3800mAh battery which provides 2 hours of usage.
The LG Minibeam Nano would be available starting this month in Select markets in North Africa, Asia, Europe, Africa/Middle East and Latin America. Pricing and availability would be available locally.
Source: LG
