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Mili Pro projector turns your iPhone into a 40 inch TV

Mili Pro projector turns your iPhone into a 40 inch TV

Any iPhone can play video, but that little 3.5 inch screen just isn't going to cut it if more than a couple of people want to watch your latest magnum opus. By plugging your iPhone into this Mili Pro LED projector, you can create a picture as big as 70 inches across. Although as with most of these tiny projectors, the limited light output means 30-40 inches is probably a better size if you want a reasonably bright picture.

The clamshell design folds open to reveal a built in dock for an iPhone or iPod Touch, or you can use its VGA and AV ports to connect external sources such as a DVD player or computer. There's even a tiny pair of built in speakers to give you some audio. Resolution is 640x480, so don't expect this to magically become some kind of spectacular home theater in your pocket.

The Mili Pro should sell for a little under $300 when it arrives in September.

PhoneSuit, via 2DayBlog




 
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Very cool design - form and function together. This should be a very fun little projector....More »


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By montezuma at 1:43 PM ON 06/28/09

Terrific design .... whatever happened to the pocket sized laser projectors the chaps in Cambridge, England had designed???

By Mad Vulcan at 3:40 PM ON 06/28/09

An interesting device. My question would be, can it work for iPods other than the iTouch and iPhone? It looks like an ordinary dock, so it should theoretically work.

By smith134 at 11:54 PM ON 06/28/09

It really good product. i hope it is bright enough to actually see the screen. You never know with these things.

By Grant at 1:58 AM ON 06/29/09

The theoretical "presentation in your pocket" gets one step closer.

Keynote for the iPhone will be the missing piece of the puzzle.

Looking forward to it.

By Gadgeta at 7:55 PM ON 08/25/09

Very cool design - form and function together. This should be a very fun little projector.


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