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Favi Entertainment Announces A3-WiFi at CES 2012
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Today at CES, Favi Entertainment was proud to announce the release of their latest pico projector, the A3-WiFi. This device can display a SVGA (800 x 600) resolution, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, and uses LCoS display technology. As the name suggests, the projector is capable of connecting to any WiFi network and can access the internet through a Google Chrome browser already installed. The projector is capable of fitting into any pocket and even comes with an internet memory and a microSD card slot for a “PC Free” presentation. The A3-WiFi comes with a one year warranty and retails for just under $400.
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Favi Entertainment Releases A3-WiFi Projector
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Favi Entertainment announced recently the release of a brand new pico projector, the A3-WiFi. This tiny device weighs about a half pound and features a 1000:1 contrast ratio and SVGA (800 x 600) resolution. The company did not state how bright the projector is, but they did say that the device can display up to a 100” display. The main feature is its Wi-Fi capabilities, which enables it to access the internet. The projector uses an Android OS and can support Microsoft Office documents, PDFs and uses the Internet Explorer web browser. The A3-WiFi is available now through the company’s website or through certified retailers. It is priced at just under $400.
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