Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
A Canon PowerShot 12MP digital camera, a sale on refurbished iPods, and a 3M pico projector. Here are your daily deals for Tuesday, August 4, straight from the Gadget Gal: 1. The Canon PowerShot, Rachel King’s pick for Dead-Finger Tech , is a powerful point-and-shoot for the price. Get the Canon PowerShot SD780 IS 12MP 3X Digital Camera for only $150. It has a list price of $229, but Dell Home is removing $79 from the total. The camera features optical image stabilization, 720p video record
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Friday, December 19th, 2008
A tiny handheld micro projector from 3M, the MPro110 received the Crystal Disc (best product) award at INVEX, International Trade Fair of Information and Communication Solutions for Business Development, held in the Czech Republic in October and we are looking forward to seeing it for ourselves at ISE 2009 next February. 3M are on stand #10I144 and highlights include this tiny handheld micro projector for the business traveler market, various short-throw projection systems for classrooms and c
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Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
We have shown you a few mini-projectors this year, including the minute Microvision SHOW. Now 3M has unveiled their MPRO110, a battery operated device that can project movies, photos or files. It is compatible with laptops, iPods, digital cameras and mutimedia cell phones with an extra cable. The MPRO features LED technology and can get up to 10,000 hours of use. At a size of 11 x 5 x 2cm, it can fit into your pocket or backpack. The projector carries a MSRP of around $359.00. Tags: 3m m
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Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
The Gadget: 3M's pocket-friendly MPro110 projector packs a sizeable screen into a tiny, battery-powered package. It's mainly for fast-moving business types, but could it also be an alternative to buying a 40-inch TV? The Price: $350 The Verdict: I am in love with the concept, and this little LCOS-based 640x480 projector does some amazing things given its size and resolution. But even understanding its limitations, it still has some major build-quality issues that prevent it from true awesom
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