Lenovo is entering the pico projector space with a tiny model that’s designed to work with phones or tablets running Android 4.3 or later.

The Lenovo Pocket Projector will be available globally in May for $249.

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The little projector measures just 4.1″ x 3.9″ x 1″ and weighs less than 6 ounces. It has a lens that’s on an arm that you can rotate up to 90 degrees, letting you project content onto a wall, screen, or ceiling.

Just don’t expect stellar brightness or resolution. The Lenovo Pocket Projector has an 854 x 480 pixel screen resolution and a 50 lumen bulb. It’ll work reasonably well in a dark or dimly lit space, but you might have to pull the window blinds to use the projector in some rooms.

Lenovo’s little projector also has built-in speakers, a 3.5mm audio jack, a battery for up to 2.5 hours of use when unplugged, and a direction-pad on top of the unit which acts as a controller.

You can load up presentations, videos, or other files on a microSD card or pair the projector with a phone to use it as a Miracast display for streaming content from your mobile device.

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5 replies on “Lenovo Pocket Projector is a $249 projector… that fits in your pocket”

  1. Nothing superfishy either?
    When are they going to start selling pico projectors with decent resolution?

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