Optoma Technology Neo-i DLP Projector (PAL, NTSC - HDTV - 1080i - 854 x 480 - WVGA - 2000:1 - 50 lm - 16:9 - HDMI - VGA - 36 W - 1 Year Warranty)

The NEOi is a unique and cutting edge projector / dock that will probably be copied by many companies. As styler45 states this is expensive but should not be compared to a 3M or AAXA pico projector. I would pick the PK301 over those models.

we got this yesterday and we were watching youtube videos on our wall in less than 10 minutes. the quick start guide was all we needed to get up&running, but there was a little bit of turning the projector on&off and putting the iphone on the mount and ...

Just received. Opened. Hooked up. Comes on for 30 seconds. Shuts off. Called tech support. Described. "You have a defective unit!" Going through the process of returning the item. Ugh!

Right, as I said it was great while it lasted. Unfortunately for me it only lasted 20 minutes! As soon as I received the product I unpacked it and tried my iPOD touch out. Great!! The sound and picture were awesome for such a cheap projector. I watched ...

very nice product! useful and good price! I purchased this projector and it never worked...It would only stay on for a few minutes then shut off...No instructions came with the unit and the cables were not included as well...

It is its own class of product, and I'm calling it a "personal entertainment projector." Suitable for small groups of perhaps four or...Check out the new HP TouchPad with webOS...The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product...

The P1 and Dock Projector compromised so much on audio and video quality that you’d only want to use them in pitch black, silent rooms; Neo-i can be seen and heard in a moderately lit room with a light conversation going on...If you’ve been waiting for a solid video projector and speaker that can be easily used with your iPod or iPhone, Neo-i’s all-in-one design is worth considering, as you’d struggle to assemble similar parts into something this good for the same price...Our flat B recommendation of Optoma’s Neo-i should be understood for what it is: a “good-” level endorsement of a video projector accessory that, due more to pricing than anything else, will most likely remain a niche product...

Audio quality is good, if a bit too bassy...The Optoma Neo-i projector is a well-built, small projector that does a good job projecting video in small to medium sized rooms...The Neo-i-i uses the exact same light engine and optics as the the Optoma’s PK301 projector, Optoma’s top of the line, palm-sized Pico projector which sells for $399...

Needless to say, a good portion of my testing time was gaming on both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (both HDMI-ready), and it should say something when my critical crew of tech-savvy friends were contemplating picking one up for themselves...This means you'll only be able to control the projector from behind and only then when a good connection is made...You're unlikely to find a display as good (1080i at 854 x 480 pixels) from similarly-sized projectors, and it even includes one of the most impressive sound systems I've ever heard from an iPod-centric docking system...

The Optoma Neo-i allows you to experience your portable media collection in entirely new ways...Create a theater experience from your media collection almost anywhere with the Optoma Neo-i...With 16 watts of digitally-tuned audio output, amazing space-filling sound is created from a compact, portable design...

Optoma has really been breaking ground in the pico projectors scene, and with the Optoma DV20a --aka the Neo-i iPhone/iPod projector--they are really putting these compact, portable data projectors to good use...The Neo-i is optimized for an iPhone or iPod, but it features inputs for DVD players, laptops and other devices as well...The Neo-i is a good buy if you travel a lot and want to enjoy your iPhone or iPod movies and multimedia on the big screen...

Any tips you can give me would be much appreciated...A sub-DVD-quality "Quantum of Solace" stored on my iPod Touch spilled out as a 55-inch picture with the Neo-i situated slightly less than 8 feet from the wall...The fixed-focus lens peers out from the lower reaches of the Neo-i...

What do you guys think about the Vivitek Qumi or Optoma DV20? Reply. Reply. post #120 of 150 9/13/11 at 2:42am Amber Ale; Trader Feedback: 0; offline; 469 ...