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I'm John Wayne and today we're gonna take a look at the 3mm pro pico projector which is a small pocket-sized projector we have just unboxed the AE AXA technologies p1 pico projector earlier and in this video we're going to take a look at the 3m model this model can connect two different audio vision audio-visual sources like the p1 it is rated for 30 or 20 thousand hour of lamp life on its LED bulb and also is rated for 12 ansi lumens of brightness which is comparable to the p1 let's go ahead and unbox the 3 mm pro 120 and see what's included inside this box so in this packaging after you open it the device go ahead and remove it so this is the 3 mm pro 120 we're going to set aside the projector and we're gonna go back to it in just a moment you also have a product warranty and safety guide essentially a user manual and unlike the p1 from AXA technologies it looks like the EM Pro 120 does come with a VGA cable and can connect to a VGA port and it also has what looks to be a three-and-a-half millimeter audio out cable so you can have audio onto the half watt each stereo speakers on the device it also comes with its own composite cable with its own proprietary adapter and then it looks like here we have the power supply with different tips for charging when you're traveling internationally so you do have four tips there and then this little white box looks like we have the tripod which is one of those flexible ones that you can bend and adjust that way and it goes on the tripod mount looks like on the bottom of the device and you just twist it on and here we have couplers which I'm assuming goes on to the composite cables as such and this way you can connect the HTC tv-out cable to the composite cable which then connects to the device let's go ahead and take a hardware tour of the pico projector first at the front here you have the bulb which is rated at 12 ansi lumens it looks like here you have the manual focus knob the bulb is not covered there is nothing going on on the side at the back of the device you have a port for the power it looks like here's the proprietary port for the VGA and AV composite cable and on the top of the device you have the 0.5 watt each stereo speakers so the speakers are located here and you have some control switches at the top for power the brightness control the volume up and down and here's the battery indicator so let's go ahead and we're going to set up the device with the HTC Touch pro2 and we're going to come back and show you how it looks like on screen so this is the startup screen on the 3 mm Pro we're going to go ahead and plug it into the touch pro2 and we're gonna get a nice video out screen and it looks like this is plenty brighter than the p1 pico projector that we looked at earlier from AXA Technologies we're going to go ahead and play the same new PocketNow video introduction and the choppiness of the video is due to the video not being scaled properly for the touch pro2 however here we are noticing that the screen is a lot brighter and also the speakers are a lot louder than the p1 from aax technologies if you want you can actually connect an external speaker to the m pro 120 so you can even have louder sound so this is a quick look at the M pro 120 from 3m thanks for watching