Kodak has a little larger pocket projector than a credit card and is perfect to watch movies at home

Kodak has gone pocket projectors. He Kodak Luma 150 It is a most interesting option if we want something compact, but there is another model that is even smaller: it is about Kodak Luma 75whose dimensions are not too higher than those of a bank card. Its price is 195.47 eurosand although its size is very compact, it has good specifications.

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A ridiculously small pocket projector

The Kodak Luma 75 is a projector Perfect to have it at homebut also to be able to take it very comfortable among rooms or to use it in other places, always taking into account that the less environmental lighting we have the image will look much better.

The Kodak DLP projector, despite having a most compact format, is able to project image with a up to 100 inches size; A perfect size if we want to have a good image quality. In addition, this model offers a HD resolution (1,080p)so we can see content with good quality.

On the other hand to be able to use it, it must be connected to another device (PC, console, decoder …), thus allowing to reproduce the image of the connected device. Besides, comes with four integrated speakersso you do not need to connect any additional device or accessory to reproduce audio.

Interesting accessories for the Kodak Luma 75 projector

LuxSCreen manual projection screen 100 “inches, white visible area 197 x 147cm, 2.10 meter box

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Amazon Fire TV Stick HD (last generation) | With free live TV, Alexa voice control, digital home controls and streaming HD reproduction

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