The Kodak name is probably best known for its instant cameras and film rolls, but it’s also popped up in smartphones, action cams, projectors, and more. Now, the brand’s first smart he projector built around Android TV is out.
The Flik HD10 smart projector is not owned by the Eastman Kodak Company, which announced its exit from the camera manufacturing business in 2012, but is a licensee of a North American brand named C+A Global, which is owned by Kodak Photo and Kodak cameras, printers and scanners. is also equipped. Further product portfolio.
The budget-friendly LCD projector has a native 1080p resolution and can project a 150-inch diagonal image in either 16:9 or 4:3 aspect. It has 2,000:1 contrast, manual focus, automatic keystone, and corner correction, and although the LED light source can only output 200 ANSI lumens, it works best in dark rooms. Considered suitable for 50,000 hours of viewing. .
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Dual-band Wi-Fi gives you access to thousands of entertainment apps, including the Play Store and streaming platforms like Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime Video. Box projectors come with a voice-enabled remote control for interfacing with Google. assistant.
Chromecast and AirPlay are also built in so you can share content from your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Alternatively, you can cable to your source device via HDMI or USB. Two 5W speakers are included for all-in-one entertainment, and Bluetooth 5.0 is out of the box.
The mains-powered Flik HD10 currently retails for US$269.99, and the company has promised to offer a more portable Flik HD9 model by the end of the second quarter.
Product Page: Kodak Flik HD10 Smart Projector
