Samsung unveiled today at the CES 2009 the MBP200 Pico Projector. We already mentioned the MBP200 in the full line-up of TI DLP Pico projectors exhibited at the CES 2009.

The Samsung MBP200 is one of the more advanced Pico projectors unveiled so far. The MBP200 has a simple shape and design with touchpad controls on the right side of the device for easy navigation and a 2.2-inch QVGA LCD screen which allows users to view content privately.
Compact and lightweight, the portable MBP200 can connect to mobile phones and laptops and by utilizing the DLP® pico chip from Texas Instruments it allows users to transform their traditional two inch screen to a 50-inch viewing screen allowing others to share in the video experience. In addition, users can easily transfer files and project content independent of an attached source via the microSD card slot.

With the MBP200, users can listen to music and create playlists, as well as view video, pictures or PDF, PowerPoint, Word or Excel files.

For added convenience, the MBP200 comes with a small screen holder with a telescoping pole hidden inside, which can instantly turn a standard sheet of paper into a screen to view movies, document files or pictures. The 3.5mm standard jack allows users to enjoy their own headphones or speakers, or the built-in external speaker allows the MBP200 to play audio directly from the device.

Measurements of the Samsung MBP200 are 107.3 x 48.8 x 19 mm and the weight is 160g.

Samsung has not yet announced U.S. shipping details on this product or anticipated price point.
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