Designed to complement Samsung’s Galaxy line of tablets and smartphones, the company’s new EAD-R10 Mobile Beam Projector is curved like a handset, instead of the standard projector brick, so it more easily slips into your pocket. It’s just too bad its specs harken back to pocket projectors from a few years ago.
With just 20 lumens of brightness and a resolution of 640×360 it’s far from being on the bleeding edge of pico projector technology. But by using slightly older components the Beam ends up with a smaller form factor than the Galaxy S III and a price tag of just $US221. At launch the EAD-R10 appears to be a South Korean exclusive, but since it appears to be a nice alternative to a hefty projector-imbued phone, here’s to hoping Samsung releases it elsewhere soon after.
What does it do?
Can't tell if trolling....
"Is More Pocketable Than The Galaxy S III"
That wouldn't be hard. Phones these days are just stupidly large.
I dont' have any problems finding room in my pockets for mine.
I guess my pockets are just deeper then yours ...
you must have a very baggy pants... DEM TEENS with DEM PANTS LOL
20 lumens is alright for a small screen, or a dark room, but 640×360 is crappy...
the more important questions are:
What's the battery life?
does it use All Share Cast or a cable?