OPTOMA ML750e Ultra Mobile LED Compact Projectors (95.8UA02GC1E)

The Optoma ML750e is an easy-to-carry projector with no need to replace the LED lamp. Thanks to LED technology, you don't have to worry about lamp life, as the image always stays as bright for up to 20,000 hours.

The Optoma ML750e projector can also be used as such to hold various presentations without being connected to any source. It has a USB connection and a MicroSD card slot for easy and fast file reading. The projector holds the most important files well thanks to the 1.5 GB internal memory. In addition, the ML750e directly supports Microsoft office and Adobe documents as well as video and image files.

The Optoma ML750e projector also has an HDMI connection with MHL support, so you can easily connect it to a computer or smartphone. With the included Universal I / O adapter cable, the projector also has VGA and 3.5 mm audio connections.

Technical information:

• Native resolution: WXGA 1280 x 800
• Contrast: 15,000: 1
• Light output: 700 ANSI Lumens
• Throwing ratio: 1.5: 1
• Projection distance / image size: 0.43 - 2.54 m / 17 - 100 "
• Resolution: 16:10 (native), 16: 9, 4: 3
• Sound level: 30 dB
• Speakers: 1 W
• Lamp: LED, 20,000 hours service life
• Built-in 1.5GB memory
• Supports e.g. Microsoft Office and Adobe PDF, the most common video and audio files (ppt, doc, xls, pdf, avi, mov, mp4, wmv, jpg, mp3, acc, flac)
• Connections: HDMI / MHL, Universal I / O to VGA / audio out 3.5 mm, microSD card slot, USB-A
• Dimensions: 105 x 106 x 39 mm
• Weight: 380 g
• Warranty 24 months, five-year Optoma color warranty.

Package includes:

• Carrying case
• Power cord
• Remote control with batteries
• Quick guide
• Guarantee certificate.

Home Cinema Choice May 2015 : “Versatility is probably this small-form projector’s biggest draw. You'll be up and screening in minutes, and it works from pretty much any device. ” “The good news is that I found the ML750e bright enough to throw a picture upwards of 2m across. This translates to an impressive 21: 9 image when the projector is hooked up to a Blu-ray player. ”