In January, October and December 2016, Miroir introduced the Micro Projector MP60W, Miroir Smart Tilt Projector M200A and Miroir HD Projector MP160. This model also successfully competed in the market, but the company stopped its production in February 2018. Unfortunately, the projector has only one 0.8 W mono speaker and does not support Digital Keystone. At a price of $ 200, this projector provides brightness of only 15 ANSI lm and only supports 640 x 360 resolution, but its contrast reaches 1,100: 1 (full on / off). It still successfully competes in the market and is available on Amazon.Īlready in September, the company introduced the more compact Micro Pocket MP30 with dimensions and weight of only 1 cm x 10 cm x 8 cm and 0.3 lbs, respectively.ĭespite almost the same price, their specs are significantly different. Probably, it can be positioned as a mini-model, although this classification is rather arbitrary. Unfortunately, the dimensions and weight of the model reach 3 cm x 8 cm x 13 cm and 0.66 lbs, respectively. In addition, the model provides Vertical Digital Keystone and has 1.0 W × 2 speakers. Throw Ratio of 1.66: 1 (D: W) provides optimum brightness for a 50” diagonal screen at a distance of projector lens 72” (1.82 m) from the screen. The projector costs only $ 225, but provides a brightness of 200 ANSI lm, contrast of 400: 1 (full on / off) and 1280 x 720 resolution.

The Miroir HD Projector MP150A first appeared in June 2015. Miroir projectors 2015īut already in 2015, the company introduced two new models in this segment. Throw Ratio of 1.66: 1 (D: W) provides the optimum brightness (recommended image brightness for rooms with low ambient light) for 32” diagonal screen at a distance of 72” (1.17 m) from the screen. Its size and weight (2 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm and 0.44 lbs) fully corresponds to the Pocket class. At a cost of $ 300, the projector has brightness of 85 ANSI lm, contrast of 1,000: 1 (full on / off) and 854 x 480 resolution. The company produced it from September 2014 to May 2018. Probably, Miroir Pocket MP60 can be considered the first popular pico-projector from this company. Its modern models use а Texas Instruments 720p DMD chip and new IntelliBright technology to dynamically adjust the projector’s brightness range for each pixel, based on the room’s ambient light. Today Miroir USA, LLC ranks among the leaders of this segment, using its own manufacturing facility in Shenzhen, China and sales offices in China, USA and United Kingdom. Ultra portable projectors is one of the main areas of the company. Miroir projectorsĪs known, Miroir USA, LLC has over 15 years experience in the projection display technology in close partnership with Texas Instruments. In addition, the modern market offers smartphones with projector functions. Of course, Miroir was no exception, actively involved in this process. As a consequence, today many companies, including Sony, Optoma, AAXA Technologies Inc., Rif6, LLC, Anker, Apeman International Co, etc offer pico models. Of course, the high demand did not leave the companies indifferent and they actively engaged in the competition in the new segment. Many consumers enthusiastically reacted to the new gadget. This iPod model supported HVGA resolution, screen sizes up to 66 inches diagonally and Lumen Output up to 9 ANSI Lm. The name pico-projector first appeared in November 2008 during the Optoma advertising campaign, which introduced the PK101 pico projector.

Already in October 2006, the company publicly demonstrated the first Explay Nano Projector. The story of their appearance on the market begins in 2003, when the Israeli Explay company announced the development of mini projector. But many companies often use the terms mini, pocket or portable. Such models are often called pico projectors. Of course, compactness has become one of the main directions of their improvement. Of course, any modern electronics morally becomes obsolete over such a period.Īs a result, new compact light sources provoked the appearance of a whole segment of LED projectors. As known, LEDs and laser LEDs practically do not heat up, and their service life reaches 30,000 hours, which corresponds to more than 10 years of active use. Increasing their radiation power and lifetime allowed engineers to use LEDs as a light source in the projectors. But successful semiconductor light sources development has radically changed the situation. As a result, such models require a large internal volume for heat dissipation and a powerful cooling system with a high noise level. Unfortunately, they have a limited resource, high cost and high heat dissipation. As known, projectors traditionally used powerful lamps as a light source.

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