projectiondesign's Action! M25 DLP projector does 1080p

Sure, Epson and Philips' endeavor to create a mini projector may be novel, but projectiondesign's forthcoming device packs the power we AV freaks admire. Touting an almost unbelievable assortment of niceties, this 3.7- x 9.2- x 10.8-inch DLP machine is reportedly the "world's smallest" Full HD projector to date, and if that wasn't inspiring enough, it also uses TI's 0.95-inch 1080p DMD, the firm's proprietary RealColor technology, and plays nice with home automation systems with RS-232 and IP interfaces. Additionally, it sports a 10-bit video processing engine, HDMI 1.3 compatibility, 1,000 lumens, and a even-segment, 5x color wheel. Best of all, this HD-lovin' projector is available for purchase as we speak, but we're assuming that the unlisted price is a good sign that we common folk should just keep on looking.

[Via Slashgear]

[LeDiva @ Jun 13th 2007 6:03PM]

Is it just me, or does that lens look like the Eye of Sauron?

"When you stare into the projector, the projector stares back."

[aeo @ Jun 13th 2007 6:17PM]

Anything with a lens that disproportionately larger than it's body has GOT to be awesome!

[Asterra @ Jun 13th 2007 6:35PM]

Too bad this projector loses the Rainbow Artifact Challenge, as does any projector with a color wheel. Otherwise it'd be pretty interesting. But then, so would a whole slew of cheap, bright, single-chip DLPs.

[kingu @ Jun 14th 2007 7:40AM]

Its so awesome, I must get one, even though im a mere commoner.

[Kip HT @ Jun 14th 2007 8:37AM]

Holy Sh!t! Who went crazy with the photoshoppe?

[ssag @ Jun 22nd 2007 2:21AM]

I don't care what anyone says, you can't send a beam of light through the air and land it in a spot small enough to give you a decent HD picture. It doesn't work that way.