Amplify yourself with the SHOWWX laser pico projector. The SHOWWX projects big, bright, and colorful images that are always in focus, yet it is small enough to fit in your pocket. Connect the SHOWWX to a video output-capable device to spontaneously share photos and videos, presentations and more, for a big screen experience.

The Microvision Pico Projector uses the revolutionary laser-based PicoP display engine that delivers large, colorful, bright, and vivid images that are always in focus, regardless of projection distance. The accessory product is a simple plug-n-play pico projector for people on-the-go who want to spontaneously view and share mobile TV, movies, photos, presentations and more. Users can take the pocket-sized projector anywhere, plug it into their portable media players, like cell phones, laptops, iPhone, iPad and other portable gadgets with TV-Out or VGA functionality and share a big screen experience with friends, family or business associates. Depending on the ambient light, the projected images range in size from 30cm to 3m.

Features

• Always in focus: you never, ever have to adjust focus
• Sharp and clear images on any surface from 6 inches or less to 200 inches or more
• Rich and vivid laser colors amplify your photos, videos and presentations
• Wide projection angle delivers a big image (1:1 throw ratio)
• High resolution (WVGA 848x480) brings out every detail
• Widescreen (16:9) aspect ratio enables you to experience content
  the way it was meant to be
• Sleek contours feel great in your hand; slim enough to put in your pocket
• Plug-n-play compatibility enables quick and easy operation with your device
• Movie-capable battery that lasts 90-120 minutes on a single charge

SHOWWX works with a variety of devices


Your Device Must Have TV/Video-out Capability 

What is TV/Video-Out? TV/Video-Out is a capability that allows a device (like an iPod, for instance) to send a video signal to another device (such as SHOWWX). Here’s a few examples of common TV/Video-Out devices and what they connect to:

• Desktop PC connected to a monitor
• DVD-player connected to a TV
• Video game console connected to a mounted projector

To find out if your device has TV/Video-out, we recommend you read the product user manual or search on the web for the product’s technical specifications.