We spotted the "Companion" doing its thing in a relatively dimly lit room, and it certainly is a jump beyond a pico projector -- it's almost completely usable, in fact. We'd still probably prefer a large laptop screen for watching a movie, but if you've got to share a presentation or an experience, you could probably do worse than this $499 unit. It ships on January 15th. %Gallery-81626% %Gallery-81620%
HP Notebook Projection Companion stuffs a little bit of projection into a little bit of a projector
Sponsored Links
In this article: ces, ces 2010, Ces2010, hands-on, hp, Notebook Projection Companion, NotebookProjectionCompanion, projector
We spotted the "Companion" doing its thing in a relatively dimly lit room, and it certainly is a jump beyond a pico projector -- it's almost completely usable, in fact. We'd still probably prefer a large laptop screen for watching a movie, but if you've got to share a presentation or an experience, you could probably do worse than this $499 unit. It ships on January 15th. %Gallery-81626% %Gallery-81620%
All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.