A projector is a popular choice for home theater partisan who like to act they ’re at the cinema . But projector can be loud , hot , finicky , and expensive . Unless you ’re ok with a model made from composition board that you never even have to punch in . It must involve magic , correct ? Think again .
scantily larger than a dyad of old tissue paper boxwood — and possibly even made from them — this smartphone projector will set you back just $ 20 , leaving you lots of money to drop on comfortable seating and pre - stickied floor for your medium elbow room .
So how does it work without power or cables ? It ’s round-eyed . You just open an accession room access on the back , slide your smartphone inside while it ’s playing a motion picture , and close it back up . The light from your phone ’s glowing display is magnified ten times through the electron lens on the front of the projector , make it considerably gravid on a nearby wall or screen .
There are a few via media , of course . Mostly that the ejection is slow , small , and blurry , there ’s no path to use your surroundings sound system , it preclude you from access your headphone while a flick is play , pausing is kind of a pain , there are no mass control , you ca n’t get it blind drunk , and your acquaintance will laugh at you . But again , it ’s $ 20 , and recyclable . Your move , Sony . [ PrezzyboxviaUbergizmo ]
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