Anker's projector brand, Nebula, has just announced two new portable Google TV projectors, the Capsule 3 and Mars 3 Air, both with Netflix built in.
Anker’s popular sub-brand Nebula has been gaining a reputation for making some excellent projectors, and today the company added to its lineup with two new portable offerings. The soda-can sized Capsule 3 and the slightly bigger and more powerful Mars 3 Air will retail for $550 and $600, respectively, and will be available on November 20.
Recommended Videos The Mars 3 Air is similar in form and features to Nebula’s Mars II Pro — it has a large, single lens on the front, top-mounted physical controls, and carrying strap across the top — but with some improvements under the hood. The Mars 3 Air is a DLP projector that features 400 ANSI lumens of brightness, as well as Full HD 1080p resolution that can blow an image up to 120 inches in size.
Being bigger than the Capsule 3 means that there’s room for a pair of 8-watt Dolby Digital-capable speakers, but you can also connect to external speakers via a 3.5mm AUX port. The 3.75-pound projector can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker. It offfers up to eight hours of playback time from its 64.8 watt-hour battery and also delivers up to 2.5 hours of movie playtime on a charge, which happens in three hours via DC cable.
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