Kodak Luma 150 RODPJS150 60 ANSI-lumen

Meet the ultimate in multimedia magic.

Thanks to the smartphone, you always have incredible imaging at your fingertips. But what happens when you want to share with friends and family? The innovators at KODAK help you look at the big picture with the Luma 150 Portable Projector. This revolutionary device delivers audiovisual excellence with its super bright LED lamp, 16.7 million display colors.

Whether you’re watching home movies, the latest blockbuster film, funny YouTube videos or your favorite streaming service, the built-in speaker offers powerful portability. Use the microSD card slot, USB cable, HDMI cable or integrated Airplay and Miracast screen casting (for downloaded content) to connect to a variety of external devices.

From the family room to the backyard to the boardroom, it’s a full-size theater that fits in your pocket! So say goodbye to the cramped ‘gather round,’ and wow a crowd by adding the KODAK Luma 150 to your cart today!

What You Get

• 1 x Luma 150 Portable Projector
• 1 x Full-size HDMI cable
• 1 x USB to Micro-USB cable
• Quickstart guide

Specs & Details

• Technology: DLP 0.3” EM DMD
• Brightness: 60 Ansi lumen
• Resolution: 854 x 480 [1080p]
• LED life: 3000 hours
• Contrast ratio: 1000:1
• Display colors: 16.7 million
• Offset: 100%
• Throw ratio: 1:2
• Aspect ratio: 16:9
• Focus: manual
• Screen size: 150”
• OS: Linux
• Speaker: 1.5 W
• Battery life: 2.5 hours
• Dimensions: 3.9 x 3.9 x 0.89”
• Weight: 7.75oz

Connectivity Technology: USB Included Components : Battery,Speaker Special Feature: Pico STUNNING 16:9 PROJECTION | Device Boasts 60 Ansi lumen brightness LED Lamp, 854 x 480 Resolution, Supports 4K Resolution & 1000:1 Contrast Ratio for Crystal Clear Widescreen Imaging; Watch HD Video, Play 4K Games & Share Family Photographs w/ Brilliant Color & Clarity THE ULTIMATE MULTIMEDIA COMPANION | Tiny Projector Makes a Wonderful Gift Idea Note: Copyrighted content from Hulu, Netflix, and similar services CAN NOT be mirrored or screencast. Mirroring and screencast can be used to display non-copyrighted content downloaded on an external device. Or, such copyrighted content can be viewed by plugging in an external streaming device, such as a Firestick or Roku.