A few months ago, Aiptek announced their T20 pico projector. This model has not been released yet, but we do know the projector features VGA (640 x 480) resolution, LED lamp system, and LCoS display technology. Recently, the writers from Asia One Digital got their hands on this little device and got the opportunity to review it. The first thing that the writers mentioned was the size, which is common for pico projectors. Even though the size of the T20 was impressive, the writers didn’t like the bare minimum resolution. They honestly thought that looking at pictures off of a 10-inch netbook would have looked better than viewing pictures off of the T20. Another problem that is partly due to its size is that the projector has no screen adjustment features other than a focus wheel. This means that in order to get a perfectly square picture you will have to keep your projector level. One of the good qualities that the writers found was that the projector can connect using a USB cable. This feature allows the T20 to connect to the computer and use it as both an energy source and an input source for media content. Unfortunately, according to the writers it appears that the only thing the T20 has going for it is its size when they concluded by saying, ‘Though not as full-featured as larger projectors, this gadget is incredibly portable.’
[via Asia One Digital]
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