Philips PPX2340/F7 PicoPix Pocket Projector (White/Black)

Just purchased this to use with PowerPoint and other class presentations. At first I was looking for a projector, but gave up because of the size and cost. Then I found this pocket projector. My world has changed! It works well in class, is easy to use, and the colors are great. I pack it in my briefcase with my Mac Air computer and I am ready!!! No more wondering if the classroom will have a computer and projector. No more checking out a projector, lugging it up the stairs to class, and then back to the audio-video office. I am free! ... and the price was right. Thank you Philips!!!

very small size and good qualityneed little dark to get clear photogood to make presentation as you can put it in your bag with your laptop

A very nice looking gadget, small and projects well. However- it does not connect to the iPhone 5 or 5C as there are no cables that fit. A separate cable has to be purchased for the iPAD. This is not readily available. I called Philips and they directed me to Shopzilla. Sure enough, there was a link to the cable that was needed. But - when I clicked on the link and ordered the item, lo and behold it was for a different cable that does not fit the iPAD. The cable for the iPAD is simply not available at least as of this writing. I returned the items. I'm going to get a Brookstone projector for the same price that uses HDMI technology.

Purchased this product to use as a portable project when I have client meetings or company meetings and need an extra projector. Unfortunately the first one I ordered was damaged.Regarding the projector itself, it operates very really well. For the individuals who gave it low marks or negative comments regarding its ability to project powerpoint presentations, they didnt read the directions. You will need to download the software that is on the device, the picopix fun viewer software thats on the device allows you to project your presentations directly from you laptop (either mirrored or duplicate views). Just download it and then open it to project from your computer.

I truely enjoy my PicoPix Pocket Projector. Beyond the fact it fits comfortably in a shirt pocket, the 1-2 hour internal battery power, additional positives include (2gb) internal memory, (USB or micro SD) versatility of methods to view movies and pictures, and the onboard speaker (with option to plug out board speakers).I've added a small battery extender (about $25) to further enhance (and extend) my ability to enjoy this awesome gadget.

This projector is only a toy. It will project only what its internal memory can store and interpret, showing only photos and .mov documents. There was no way that I could project a Powerpoint, Word or Excel presentation. Impossible to use for commercial purposes. Calling Phillips was of no value. No one there is familiar with the product.So, I returned it and purchased an Ivation projector for approximately even money, which is only about 50% larger, about 25% brighter, has an HDMI interface with my MacBook Pro, and projects elegantly all that I see on my computer monitor.

Product works great once we discovered drivers needed to activate device. This information should have been included with device.

Terrible expensive for the service it gives, impossible to get the cable to connect to an I Phone or an I Pad, I 've walked all New York City and I could not get it. The one Philips ofer, is with the old clue of Apple, I spend 300 $ for nothing!