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• Business Projectors: A business projectors usually goes with higher brightness and is equipped to deal with a variety of media options, from text documents, power point presentations, films to audio files.
• Home Theater Projectors: home theater projectors usually support various kinds of input resolutions, and are optimized indoor for films and TV programs. They’re designed to handle things like Blu-Ray and 4K video.
• Pico Projectors: Pico Projectors are ultra-small, ultra-lightweight, and designed to be taken with you. They project content from your phone, laptop or other devices, no matter where you are. But brightness and resolution would likely be an issue.

The type you choose will depend on your real needs as well as the environment around you.

A laser scanning projector, uses 3 lasers diodes (red, green, blue) to make an image. Since laser itself owns the feature of focus free…unlike DLP, our 2D MEMS scanning technology simply reflects the laser beam. As a consequence, when laser beam comes out of our optical engine, it still can keep the focus-free feature.

By using the focus free Anybeam, you could just simply project at any places and in any scenario without calibrating the projector to get sharp images. You can save time to adjust the projector.

When a laser beam scanning projector sends light beams to the whole image on a wall or a screen so that an image is formed on the wall or screen. But no projection for black part of image, so that becomes partial projection.

1. In simple terms, Lumens (denoted by lm) are a measure of the total amount of visible light (to the human eye) from a lamp or light source. In the projector’s industry the formal term is “ANSI lumens”, ANSI being short for American National Standards institute.
2. Some say: “More lumens means it’s a brighter light” But not exactly! You could only say that, when at the same distance. So, how to use lumens to choose a projector? There is no firm answer – it will depend on a number of factors including; room size and shape, height of ceilings, color scheme, type of lamps & fitting, task areas and needs of the user.

When laser light illuminates a diffuse object, it produces a random interference effect known as a speckle pattern. Speckle is basically a form of noise, which degrades the quality of an image and may make its visual or digital interpretation more complex.

Lasers appear grainy, primarily due to interference. In case to have better visual experience, we suggest to use the MEMS Laser pico projector in a full dark room at 1.5 to 2m projection distance with 50-70 inch projection size.

To make a trade-off between the brightness and the color temperature, we set the fixed color temperature, thus it is not possible to adjust the color temperature on your own. We apologize for any inconvenience it might cause, and thank you for understanding.

For safety concern and the popularity of power bank, there’s no built-in battery in Anybeam MEMS Laser Pico Projector. Please find a power bank to power AnyBeam up.

If there’s no signal or there is an input with improper resolution, then the projector would stay at the image of “waiting for connection”. And you might hear the sound but with no image shown. When the suitable video signal is received, within 5 seconds, the projector will project automatically.

Fix: Please make sure the HDMI cable is well-connected. Or if you have another HDMI cable available, try connecting the devices by using the new cable. If you need assistance, please contact Anybeam’s support team at anybeamstore@gmail.com.