Nebula Capsule Smart Portable Projectors (D4111C11) - $549 (Was $599, Save $50) + Free Shipping @ Nimbull Smart Home

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The Nebula Capsule Pocket Cinema delivers up to 4 hours of continuous video and 30 hours of non-stop music on a single charge. The Quick Charge technology enables the Capsule to recharge faster and charge while in use. The sleek, compact and portable soda can design of the Capsule makes it easy to carry and use it anywhere on the go.

You can easily mirror Word, Excel, PPT and similar documents from your smart devices. With the incredible 360° in-built speaker you can feel heart-pounding sound, wherever you sit. The Capsule runs on Android v7.1 which enables you to run latest apps including Netflix and Youtube.

The Nebula Capsule Pocket Cinema is a smart device which uses Advanced DLP technology to mirror your favourites on the big screen with the help of your smartphone.

Remarkable picture
Soda can design
Incredible 360° speaker
Up to 4 hours of continuous video
Android v7.1
Wireless casting

Technical Specifications:

Projector Type - Portable Multimedia
Projection Distance - 3.08m
Light Output Colour (Lumens) - 100
Lamp Hours - 30000
Resolution (Pixels) - 854 x 480
Aspect Ratio - 16:9
Manufacturer's Warranty - 1 Year

This product is authorised Australian stock and comes with a manufacturer warranty.

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  superroach on 04/06/2018 - 11:58

  Why would you spend so much on an 854 x 480 resolution projector?

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  Dave Id on 04/06/2018 - 12:32

  100 Lumens. ROFL.

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  capnstoobie on 04/06/2018 - 12:55

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  I bought one of these a few months ago and it is brilliant. Don't worry about the resolution specs, the picture quality is perfectly acceptable and if you didn't know it was 480p you wouldn't even realise it. Brightness is also fine. The main selling point of these is the portability obviously, and the minor negatives of resolution is nothing compared to the convenience.

  Recently I went on a short holiday with the family. The hotel had a tv but the ports were blocked so we couldn't plug in our own movies to play. I got out the Nebula Capsule, took a painting off the wall to make a clear space and projected on to the wall. Awesome result with a picture that was twice as large as the hotel's tv. The built-in speaker works well, but if you have a UE Boom lying around you can wirelessly connect it to improve the sound a bit more too.

  I bought it from Amazon US and used a freight forwarder - cost me $477 including all forwarding fees.

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  turkz1 on 04/06/2018 - 21:21

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  Bought one of these last week for $248 USD on an amazon lightning deal and had a friend forward it over to Oz. It’s a great little unit. Side loading android apps is a breeze and while it’s a bit svelt on the ports I haven’t really found a use case it hasn’t been able to tackle yet. 100 lumens restricts you to controlled ambient light situations only as expected but it’s still very usable and versatile. Form factor is great and it fits nicely in a medium camera lens pouch (it was either that or a stubby holder). All in all I’d say it’s a great buy but probably not at $549. In my opinion $400 is a more acceptable price for one currently. It’s a bit silly that they’ve restricted the ports, haven’t installed google play services, included a dumb IR remote (you won’t use as the remote app is better) and only built it with 8gb ROM. I’d expect an upgraded model to be coming out soon that will be more suited to the ~$500 price point.