Awesome Projectors

The Sony MP-CL1 weighs just half a pound and is about the same size as a pocket book. It can project up to a 120″ display with a 1920×720 resolution. It has an HDMI port and lets you mirror Android devices and other devices that support Miracast.

Flicks is a portable speaker and 1280×800 projector in one. It can project a 100″ display from 8 ft. away, and has an HDMI port, Bluetooth and aux in for audio, a USB charging port and a microphone. Available with a built-in 140 Wh or 280Wh battery.

The PicoPro is a pocket laser projector. It creates a 1920×720 display and has an HDMI port and Miracast for wireless streaming from Android and Windows devices. Get the cheaper PicoAir if you don’t need the HDMI port. Review here.

A pico projector that screws into E26 and E27 light sockets. Beam runs Android 4.4 and works with AirPlay and Miracast-enabled devices. It has a small flat side so you can rest it on a flat surface as well.

A Bluetooth speaker and projector with a built-in battery. Its 1280×800 projection display can give you a 100″ screen from just 8.4ft away. It has HDMI and USB charging ports so you can plug in media players like a Roku stick or Chromecast.

Entertainment and security in one remote-controlled egg. It has a projector with an adjustable lens, a camera, various sensors and a sound system. It maps your home so you can ask it to come to a specific room, or control it directly.

Odin is a battery-powered portable projector that runs Android KitKat, which means it can run Google Play apps. It has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI and USB ports. It can create up to a 250″ screen and can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker.

A mobile robot capable of turning any surface into a screen, KEECKER is controlled via smartphone to run apps, browse the web, play games and music or capture 360° video. It also provides home analytics and security.

The 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector uses laser technology to beam video at up to 4096×2160 just a few inches from your wall or screen. Its modular construction lets you separate its speakers and cabinets from the actual projector.

The W1500 lets you view 1080p HD content wirelessly. Simply plug in its wireless HDMI dongle to your device and watch without cables. It also has 2 HDMI ports, RCA, component video in, etc. Plus, it supports 3D content.

Projecting a 100-inch image from just 22in. away, LG’s $10,000, 1080p laser projector looks like a smart buy for those who want a bigger picture, but don’t have the strength to lift a massive flat-screen.

3M teamed up with Roku to create a portable home entertainment projector. It has a Roku Streaming Stick built-in and a battery good for about 2.5 hours. Its projection range is from 6″ to 120″.

A portable projector with a built-in dock for iOS devices. Displays video up to 720p, has HDMI, VGA, component and USB ports and two 10W speakers. Available soon for about $800.

With a resolution of 4096×2160, the Sony SXRD VPL-VW1000ES projector offers ultimate in theater-quality home entertainment. Only got 1080p movies? Don’t fret, Sony’s working on 4k content.

Splash photographic images across your walls with this tiny, focused aluminum spotlight, powered by a bright LED lamp. Custom slides cost about $5 each. European plug, though, so you’ll need an adapter.

Pioneer’s vehicle heads up display uses a projector with a laser for a light source, resulting in high quality images, while a special combiner enables the image to be enlarged to up to 25 inches.

Hitachi’s concept display system can make meetings and classes more interactive and fun. The system uses an ultra-short throw LCD projector to display video onto a touch-enabled whiteboard.

Going for that Avatar-at-the-theater quality 3D media room experience? Sim2’s new C3X Lumis 3D just might do the trick with its dual projector system, each with 3 DarkChip4 1080p DLPs.

At 30 lumens, the Samsung H03 is significantly brighter than other pico projectors. It weighs about as much as your phone, and has an LED lamp that will last over 30,000 hours. Out next month.

This Mini LED Projector has a rechargeable battery, wireless keyboard with remote, built-in speaker, USB port and SD card slot, 3-in-1 RCA cable and b/g Wi-Fi, and all of it fits in your laptop bag.

Sony’s ICF-C71PJ is a clock radio with a literal twist: it features a variable-angle projector that’ll display the time on the wall or ceiling; also: MP3 player input and 4-level backlight.

LBO’s Light Touch is a laser projector and IR sensor that’ll project a 10″ virtual touchscreen on any surface; it includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 2 GB memory, and up to 2 hours per charge.

More powerful than an HDTV and able to project on tall buildings, the Extreme Gamer is really an ad for an Epson projector–but this PS3-toting dude is still a superhero in our books.