Anker has introduced a unique portable projector with detachable speakers
By ForGeeks
Anker has released the new Soundcore Nebula P1 portable projector, which stands out from the competition with an unusual solution — it features detachable Bluetooth speakers that allow you to quickly create a 2.0 stereo system almost anywhere. The Nebula P1 is positioned as a smaller and more affordable alternative to the Nebula X1. The device is priced at $799, The projector displays images in 1080p resolution and is capable of projecting up to 180 inches wide. Brightness is 650 ANSI lumens, which is noticeably higher than the Mars 3 Air (400 lumens) and Capsule 3 (300 lumens). Color reproduction covers 124% of the color range of Rec. 709 and features autofocus, auto trapezoid correction and an adjustable stand with up to 130 degrees of tilt. The main feature of the device — sound. Two detachable 10-watt speakers connect via Bluetooth, providing up to 85dB of volume and up to 65Hz of bass. Each speaker operates autonomously for up to 20 hours. The projector itself has no built-in battery, so full mobility will require an external power source. The Nebula P1 runs on the Google TV platform with Netflix pre-installed, has 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, as well as HDMI, USB-C, and USB-A ports. The case is IP33 splash-proof, and the speakers are — IP54.
