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FAVI launches two interesting new pico projectors

January 24, 2010 by Ben Robinson - Leave a Comment

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favi-logoDo you like pico projectors? I do. The concept of them, and the face they are a genuinely useful accessory (or at least will be when the evolve to reach the mass market) I think means they will see an explosion in sales in the not too distant future. Maybe when the miniaturisation process gets to the point where you can slot one in your mobile device, they will become as commonplace as a camera – who knows anyway, a genie I am not 🙂

Anyway, we’re two steps closer to that evolution thanks to FAVI, who have launched a couple of interesting new projectors – the FAVI RIOLED-Q and RIOLED-V. I bet you are wondering what the difference is right, given the names don’t give much away? Well here you go:

favi-rioled-q

The RIOLED-Q is aimed for business – with a unique look, 800×600 resolution and 50 lumens (very bright!).

favi-rioled-v

The RIOLED-V has Wi-Fi, and runs Linux and supports all sorts of web apps such as Flickr, You-Tube, news and radio. It also includes a web browser.

Both should ship late February/early March, and you can check you the entire FAVI range here.

[Via: picoprojector-info.com – here and here / via: PC Mag]

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