Mobile Cinema DVD Projector – Perfect For A Party?

In the past, having cinema screens in your house was something only the wealthy could boast. But the Mobile Cinema DVD Projector allows anyone to claim the same functionality on a budget.

With built in stereo speakers and a DVD player, you can project your favourite movies of your collection onto any plain wall up to 50” and enjoy high quality video as well as decent audio providing an all round home theatre experience. In terms of resolution, it is lacking in clarity at just 480×240 which may seem ridiculous especially when projected at 50”, but you are getting a huge picture.

The LED technology in the projector means that battery life is long so you can actually watch an entire movie before it goes pop. Also, the lamp will last a lot longer than in regular projectors.
It is small, light and portable so is ideal for any home. You can move it from room to room so is perfect for any occasion.

It is a light-hearted fun design with a colourful case and almost toy-like buttons which provide the usual functionality of play/pause skip chapters etc. Perhaps this would make it ideal for operation by children, perhaps the lack of resolution wouldn’t matter so much to them while watching animated movies?

Unfortunately, there is no remote control included which is a little disappointing to say the least, however, the chances are you will be sat directly in front of the film, not too far from the machine itself.

The other main feature of the device is a built in karaoke player is perfect for any party or social occasion, however you need to provide your own microphone.

So again the Mobile Cinema DVD Projector is really probably aimed for ideally aimed at more casual usage such as at a party (home movies projected onto a wall for a birthday?) rather than your hard-core movie-fan, but equally the price probably reflects this given you can pick this up for around £160.

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