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By Evan Ackerman

Calling this gadget a “mobile cinema” capableness be doing it a favor, but it does combine a DVD player, some speakers, and a diminutive projector. So I presume technically, it is what it claims to be. But exclusive foregather barely… You’ve got digit 1-watt speakers and a 13 lumen, 480 x 240 element image. I mean, this phone phone has a meliorate projector exclusive it, and the crappiest projector ever is inferior shitty than this one. Maybe if it ran on batteries, or included some inputs, or add a USB opening so that you could ingest it as an correct DVD impart or something… But no, every you impart is a mike diddley so that you crapper ingest it for karaoke. Karaoke.

KARAOKE.

Alright, there is digit conceive you should impart this: for your kids. They module revalue the cartoonish buttons and centering handle, and when they needs event this projector (or it commits electronic slayer after digit likewise some viewings of Happy Scrappy mathematician Pup), you won’t effect to gaming too earnestly since you exclusive blew $260 on it.

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We knew it was coming, and sure enough Jakks Pacific just introduced its EyeClops Mini Projector for a penny shy of $100. Still light on specs, we can tell you that the palm-sized, LED projector features built-in speakers and up to 10 hours of operation off an unspecified number of D batteries when away from the mains. As to the quality, well, you typically get what you pay for and this pup is targeting a demographic of ages 8 and above — ’nuff said. Look for it to ship sometime in the Fall.
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In one of the most bizarre sequences of events we can recall, Dell’s Inspiron Mini 10 has finally arrived on its maker’s website. And this is after being briefly (and we stress “briefly”) unveiled in a 3- x 3-foot cubical at CES, being impersonated at Tecso by the smaller Mini 9 and showing up early on QVC. Yeah, weird. At any rate, we knew that the Round Rock powerhouse was looking to offer this pup up for sale starting on the 26th, so we figure now is a perfect time to host up a holding place in order to get people informed. As we’d heard, it’ll sport a 10.1-inch display, 802.11b/g WiFi, optional Bluetooth 2.1, HDMI out, an external DVD drive, upwards of 160GB of HDD space, 1GB of RAM, a keyboard that’s 92 percent the size of a standard laptop (that’s the same as on ASUS’ Eee PC 1000HE, by the way), a multitouch trackpad, 720p media playback, optional WWAN, an internal TV tuner and your choice of a 3-cell (3 hours) or 6-cell (6.5 hours) battery. Yummy!

[Thanks, John]
Gallery: Inspiron Mini 10 finally shows up at Dell’s website