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Dell M109S DLP Projector
By pfhometheater | January 24, 2010
- Ultra Portable At 3.64″ x 4.12″ x 1.46″ and a mere 0.80 pounds, you’ll hardly notice it’s in your laptop case.
- DLP and Brilliant Color technology Millions of precision mirrors use light more efficiently to generate lifelike images and vibrant colors.
- 858 x 600 SVGA Native Resolution Displays up to 480,000 pixels with a 4:3 aspect ratio, right from the palm of your hand.
- 800:1 typical (Full On/Full Off) Contrast Ratio Projects clear images and easy-to-read text. Anytime, anywhere.
- Long Projection Life – The M109S utilizes mercury-free LED light source of usage life up to 10,000 hours
- Helping to save money and reduce maintenance to a minimum as no replacement of LED module light source is required.
Product Description
The Dell M109S Projector introduces the new “ultra-mobile” category of DLP based front projectors. It utilizes an R/G/B LED module for its light source as opposed to the standard lamp other Dell projectors use. The M109S is low in weight and has a small footprint which enables convenient information sharing in small group environments on a projected image larger than notebook displays…. More >>
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Topics: Projectors For Home Theater | 5 Comments »
January 24th, 2010 at 6:15 pm
the stars are for the price and not the product the product gets 5 stars I know this is a great portable product and you can pick this up at Dells website brand new for 299 two hundred ninety nine as of aug 25
Rating: 1 / 5
January 24th, 2010 at 7:14 pm
We were surprised by the smallness of this projector and loved its portability, but it is not powerful enough to do anything with. We wasted $400 on this product as it is hard to process returns with Dell, and they charge $54 restock fee. Returns must be done in 21 days, including weekends and holidays. I made my third and final attempt to return on day 25 and Dell refused so I am stuck with it and wasted $400 in educational funds on this product.
Rating: 1 / 5
January 24th, 2010 at 7:25 pm
This product is good. When the lights are off it projects a large image that is very clear. When the lights are on you can still see the image but barely, this ofcourse is in an extremely well lit room and not just with some lamp shining in the same area.
Rating: 3 / 5
January 24th, 2010 at 8:52 pm
Don’t buy it from this vendor $799 is a rip-off, buy it directly from Dell for $399 or less. Awesome projector, I currently use it for my Xbox 360 and hook it up to my laptop for movies. It’s way better then all of the other micro projectors currently on the Market. Picture quality with a VGA cable to the 360 is great, much better than with the standard video connector. Definately recommend the product but again don’t get ripped off by this vender $799, you might as well buy a full sized projector.
Rating: 5 / 5
January 24th, 2010 at 9:34 pm
I got mine for 299 from Dell web site. That’s still a hefty price – wait 5 years and you will find better ones for 99. I am an artist and I work by projecting color slides on my paper or canvas. I have needed to go digital for a long time, but the standard laptop projectors are big, heavy, noisy, expensive, and too bright. The new little ones either don’t connect to a laptop or get terrible reviews. This one is just right. It’s also fun to project movies on the bedroom wall, but remember, the brightness is 50 lumens, and your standard video projector is about 2,000, so you want total darkness and it’s still not the same. The projector is tiny, light and quiet, and has a lot of nifty sophisticated electronics, BUT THERE’S NO TRIPOD SCREW SOCKET!!!, the cables and connectors are bulky and awkward, the cord to the laptop is only 2′ long (get an extension) but it’s the best one on the market so far.
Rating: 5 / 5