Anker has announced today that preorders are open for its Nebula Mars 3 portable outdoor smart projector, which boasts 1,000 lumens and a 5-hour battery.
Anker Innovations announced today that preorders are open for the latest in its Nebula line of smart projectors, the Mars 3, a $1,100 portable outdoor LED projector with an impressive 1,000 ANSI lumen brightness and a five-hour battery that promises to take summer movie night beyond the backyard.
Recommended Videos With a 185Wh battery, Anker says the Nebula Mars 3 LED projector can deliver up to five hours of local or online playback at 1080p resolution. And even with the caveat that this is achieved with the projector in Eco Mode, which reduces the brightness down to 300 ANSI lumens to conserve power, it still bests any of Nebula’s other portable projectors, including the popular Capsule 3 as well as many others on the market.
There’s also a built-in “intelligent sensor” that Anker boasts can perform keystone correction, autofocus, and screen fit in three seconds, so you can project on a range of flat surfaces, even if you don’t have a projector screen. Oh, and the Mars 3 will throw an image up to an impressive 200 inches, but Anker recommends 80 to 150 inches for the best image quality.
What looks to be a sturdy carrying handle on its top also has basic controls built-in for easy thumb maneuvering, and the portability features continue with the addition of an ambient LED camping light, and the ability to use it as a power bank for charging phones and other devices.
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