The World's Smallest 200 lm Pocket Projector Powerd By Luminus Devices' LEDs

Luminus Devices Inc., announced that its PT-39 chipset is powering Acer's K11 second generation DLP projector, which is the world’s smallest 200 lm projector. Then the K10 projector, the K11 offers twice the performance in 12.2 x 11.6 mm2, and weight 0.61 Kg.

The K11 is compatible with iPhones/iPads, supports USB media sources, High Definition multimedia devices and includes a built-in card reader for fast media sharing.

The PhlatLight LED PT-39 chipset is engineered specifically for projection systems that use micro-displays ranging from 0.4" to 0.55"with individual red, green and blue LEDs.

Compared with conventional LEDs, PhlatLight LEDs are larger and operate reliably at significantly higher intensity, delivering light output levels unprecedented in monolithic LEDs. Projectors illuminated by PhlatLight LEDs produce up to forty percent wider color gamut than the National Television Systems Committee standard.

The PhlatLight PT-39 LEDs last in excess of 20,000 hours in the K11 pocket projector. They are free of hazardous materials and compliant with the European Economic Community's Reduction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive.

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