Win an 3M MPro150 pocket projector
Technology manufacturer 3M is giving Business Traveller readers the chance to win one its new, compact and lightweight MPro150 pocket projectors.
The MPro150 offers integrated memory, file sharing capabilities and a full suite of applications in an entirely cable-free, ultra-portable device. For the first time, mobile professionals can leave their laptop and heavy briefcase of presentation accessories at home.
The MPro150 eliminates the need of a pass-through device such as a laptop, netbook, smartphone, digital media player, digital camera, camcorder, games console or other multimedia device. It includes 1GB of built-in memory and a 2GB interchangeable micro SD card for additional storage. Presentations, videos, music and photos can be pre-loaded onto the projector itself via mini USB, VGA and composite video inputs.
Boasting one of the most robust feature sets of any pocket projector currently on the market, the MPro150 supports projection of Microsoft Office applications, Adobe PDF, as well as photos and videos directly from the device. It has a vibrant on-screen interface with colourful icons for easy navigation to stored files and organisation of favourites for quick access. An integrated MP3 player and audio output jack enables business professionals to listen to music via personal headphones or the two half-watt stereo speakers if theatre style sound is required.
Measuring only 130mm x 60mm x 24mm and weighing 160 grams the MPro150 is an ideal, highly versatile hand-held projection tool for use in any business or home environment. Users can project VGA images up to 50-inches at 15 lumens brightness and with 100 per cent HD colour. It has a robust battery life of two hours and an LED light source means there is no need for a replacement bulb.
The MPro150 is available now, RRP £279 including VAT. Visit mobile-u.co.uk for more information, and look out for two new enhanced pocket projectors being announced in Q4 2010.
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This competition closed on 30 September 2010.
