Pico Pocket Projector Reviews

Pico Pocket Projector are useful in areas where space is at a premium. Office boardrooms, bedrooms and other areas where a small footprint and large images are important are all candidate spaces for these projectors. However, given the smaller bulb and lens inherent with any projector this small, there are only so many ways to improve the output of the projector, measured in lumens.

Press the "Menu" or "Setup" button on the projector or the projector's remote. Cycle through the menu options until "Contrast" and "Brightness" options are highlighted.

Pico Pocket Projector allows you to share videos, photos and graphics. Features include the ability to project widescreen images and videos, and the capability to connect to most analog and digital devices. The lightweight and palm-sized design allows you to take this projector with you anywhere. If the projector malfunctions, troubleshoot some of the most common problems.

Check to see that the cable connecting the projector to an external device is securely plugged in if no image appears. The exact connection will depend on the type of device being used, but AV, VGA/Component, HDMI or USB cords should be inserted into the labeled jacks on the back of the projector.

Use an Apple Digital AV Adapter to make your Pico Pocket Projector compatible with your iPad 2. Once the connection is made, you can share photos, videos and presentations from the iPad directly on the projector's screen. While connected, the projector displays the image from the tablet's screen, mirroring the entire viewing area of the iPad home screen. The connection to Pico Pocket Projector takes only a minute or two, and you won't have to install any additional apps to the iPad.