Laser Projector Store

Check out 2kooltech.com for the latest information on the exciting field of laser projector technology. These handheld projectors pack a lot of punch and will easily make your friends jaws hit the floor. They are smaller than most cell phones and easily fit in your pocket!

How to connect L1 to iPhone or iPod Touch

Aaxa Tech announced the launch of their iPhone and iPod Touch adapter for the L1 laser pico projector. Retail: $25. Available now.

L1 ipod cable

DirecTV to Projector, Continued

We are huge Lakers Fans. Game time came around and we were getting really tired of watching the game on the small screen. Luckily we had a P2 pico projector handy. DirecTV plugged right into the side of it. We were up and running in 2 minutes. BAM! We got to watch the game on a 6 foot screen. The Lakers then lost... but that's another story :(

Hooking DirecTV to your projector

We just got our hands on a new pico projector with connectivity to DirecTV. Since it's the playoffs what better way to show it off than to hook it up during a Lakers game! (no comments on the Lakers please!) We will be bringing you some still shots we took shortly of the Lakers with the P2 pico projector from Aaxa Technologies. It was a simple connection and came together quickly before the game. Go Lakers!

Backyard Theater

The M1 plus from Aaxa Tech makes for some great backyard fun. It's amazing how powerful this little guy can get. Check out this demo we did in our backyard with Shrek. It's enormous!

Aaxa's P1 Vs. P2 Pico Projectors

Aaxa technologies continues to advance their product line with the production of their P2 pico projector. The P2 is 3 times the lumens of the P1 and is a great competitor for all the newest generation pico projectors. The video above gives us a side by side comparison of their first generation model, the P1, with the P2. For all the specs on the P2 visit the manufacterers website, www.aaxatech.com

Pico projector market set to explode

Photo: Dan Saelinger


A well publicized article today states that the pico projector market is set to explode. Insight Media, a market research firm, suggests that embedded pico projectors will sell up to 30 million units in 2014, compared with 1 million units in 2009. We agree that as the technology gets exponentially better it will only get easier for every day users to see the benefits of having their own.

You can read the article written by Jacques Lincoln here

Jakks Projector Gets Interesting Award

It was found out today that the Jakks Eyeclops Mini Projector was nominated for "worst toy of the year." There are several nominations given out, though this is not an award one would like to win. This announcement was found over on aboutprojectors.com

More Accessories than Paris Hilton

These pico projectors can work with so many accessories they will make your head spin. Have you ever heard of an Archos? Most people haven't but they are growing in popularity. They are excellent portable video players and are an excellent match for your handheld projecjavascript:void(0)tor.

Mac Users, Don't forget the VGA converter

Wow do Mac users not have it easy when it comes to external monitors and projectors. Don't forget that the few projectors that do allow direct connect to computers use VGA. MacBook users will need the Mini Display Port Adapter to DVI, then a converter for DVI to VGA, and then you can finally connect to the projector.

Clean, Portable Business Projector

We recently came across a photo of an Aaxa M1+ Micro Projector being used for a PowerPoint Presentation. These portable projectors are getting to the point that they are a viable option for all types of business professionals. Although they are still not good for bright environments their power is growing. Slightly dim to dark environments are ideal for the best experience.

Impressive Laser Setup

Today we share with you a photo showing the true power of these new laser projectors. This is the L1 Laser Projector from Aaxa Technologies showing off a screen that must be at least 100 inches. You can see the television below is much smaller than the projection above. Impressive, that's the only thing we can say. We have yet to test the MicroVision ShowWx, the only other laser pico projector on the market, but you can't go wrong with the L1 from Aaxa.

iPhone Movie Theater

We found this video showing the power of a pico projector when combined with an iPhone. The resolution coming out of an iPhone isn't very high, only 640x480, but the pico is still able to get a decent picture at up to 80 inches.

New iPhone Pico Projector App Out

After seeing several announcements about a new iPhone app made specifically to demo your pico projector we decided to be the first to buy it and show it off! We easily give this the "most pointless app" ever award (though the competition is stiff). We have been trying to rack our brains for reasons to use it and so far have come up with: scare the crap out of your kids/wife with a 7 foot spider on your wall, pretend you have a pet bird who hangs out on your ceiling, teach your kids the different animals, and finally the winning reason "give these people $5 of your hard earned money for no reason." Yep, this app, which should be free, costs $5. At least now we will be the only ones to buy it and hopefully save some of you your hard earned cash.

Here are some pictures for you that we took using our M1+ micro projector from Aaxa Technologies.

iPhone Pico Projector Setup

We came across these awesome visuals today of an iPhone hooked up to a P2 Pico Projector from Aaxa Technologies. You can see the adapter goes right into the bottom of the iPhone and then into a standard VGA input on the side of the projector. The P2 comes with the tripod standard and the adapter for the iPhone is an extra add-on that you can purchase through them. We will do our own review of the P2 Pico Projector at a later date but for now check out these great pics.







Here is the link to the iPhone Projector used in these photos.

MiLi iPhone Projector

I recently came across probably the coolest "looking" iPhone accessory yet. The design on this guy is very well done. It's a dock & pico projector for your iPhone and iPod touch.

The goods: It is very stylish. I think that based on looks alone it could impress most of your friends.

The bads: It doesn't pack the punch that it's competition does. The design of the case may be futuristic but the hardware on the inside is past its prime. This pico might have been good if it was released a few years ago but putting out a 10 lumen LED based projector falls short of what everyone else will be doing this year. LED projectors will be in the 30-70 lumen range for 2010 and be between $200-400.

Conclusion: Nice design for showing off (just don't turn it on) but you pay for it. As the old texas saying goes, "All hat, no cattle."

Pictures of the MiLi on Flickr.com:
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L1 Laser Projector by Aaxa Tech

We just received our highly anticipated laser projector from Aaxa Technologies. This is the self-proclaimed first laser pico projector on the market. Our research shows it really is the first. It has lived up to its hype. Projectorcentral.com reviewed it today and gave it 5/5 stars on performance. You can check out their review at http://www.projectorcentral.com/aaxa_l1_laser_pico_projector_review.htm.
The price is still higher than most LED based projectors but for some people the price is well worth it. This thing is super small, clear, and can stay in focus on any surface - even curved ones. The artistic and entertainment uses of a device that can stay in focus on curved surfaces are far and wide. MSRP as of now is $599. For more info on this particular pico projector check out www.aaxatech.com

The first image is a 40-50 inch projection, the second image is a 70-80 inch projection, both in a mostly dark room. These pictures were taken with a Canon Rebel EOS T1i.

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