The lucky few soon will be able to watch movies and videos on any wall, anywhere with the aid of a 6 oz. device that is small enough to fit in your hand but powerful enough to project a crisp 60 in. image from eight feet away.
We're talking about the amazing Wowee Cinemin Swivel microprojector.What's a microprojector? These pocket-sized gadgets take video from an iPhone, iPod, DVD player (including portables), video camera (including the Flip) and laptop computer and play it on any surface, indoors or out.
The New York Times called them "the newest blow-away-your-friends devices."
We call them the perfect cool gift for your clients, business associates, cast friends, and family this holiday season.
Here's what New York Times tech reporter Bob Tedeschi had to say about the Wowee Cinemin Swivel:
As we said before, this is very cool. See for yourself:In short, this is easily the coolest new thing I’ve seen since the iPhone...
The Swivel came in handy on a sweltering afternoon last week, when we retreated to my son’s air-conditioned bedroom, connected my iPhone to the Cinemin Swivel, and voilà! An instant big-screen matinee of “Cars.”
Score big points for the Swivel’s simplicity...
Battery life was just enough. On a full charge, the Swivel lasts about two hours and 15 minutes, but when our unit started to fade on an incompletely charged battery, we just plugged it in and cruised through the end...
The Swivel has an audio jack for connecting the device to external speakers. [It also has a small built-inspeaker.] We plugged in a lightweight speaker, and at full volume the experience was amazing — a portable big-screen movie with big sound to match.
Luxury campers, I know what you’re thinking. How will this setup work if you have no power outlets to plug in your speakers? Simple. Newer audio devices like the JBL On Tour XTB feature very good speakers, and they work on batteries or AC power... Purely battery-powered speakers like the Nokia MD-8 are easily loud enough for the task.
Another nice feature: the Swivel’s hinged design means you can flip the business end of the device upward, and the video plays on your ceiling.
At $349.99, this clever gadget is already often sold out on Cinemin's website and will continue to be in short supply through the holidays.
Please call us now at (310) 581-6710 to make sure that we set aside several for you in time for holiday gifting.
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