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hi I'm John winning today we're going to take a look at the AXA technologies p1 pico projector which is a small pocket size projector that you can take with you on the go or to a boardroom to make presentations or watch movies while on the go the p1 comes with its own one gigabyte of storage and also has a slot for a memory card so that you can plug in a memory card from a video camera or digital camera so that you can watch movies directly off of the storage card and don't need to connect your peripherals if you do the p1 also comes with its own composite cable it is rated for brightness at 12 ansi lumens and have a 30,000 our LED lamp life so that you don't have to replace the lamp the device could be powered off of its own battery which is good for two to three hours and can also be powered on through a wall charger let's go ahead and do an unboxing of the p1 and take a look at what's in this box so let's go ahead and remove the p1 pico projector from its box go ahead and remove the sleeve in here we have it looks like a user manual and take this out you have the composite cables and a wall charger and then this is the pico projector itself which looks like a standard projector but smaller here is the model speaker at the top here you have a focus so you can manually adjust the focus and there is a rubber flap that covers the lens on the side of the device you have a volume control which you can slide up and down to adjust the volume you also have what looks to be a mini USB port and then on the back you have control so that you can power the device on battery power turn it off or use it with the wall charger you also have in audio input to the device and an AV cable to connect the composite cable right here so you can connect it right there and then here would be the power supplier where that would plug in on this side you have a slot for the micro USB memory card and at the top you have controls for the projector itself you have a menu control play and pause forward and back and also the volume control so you can adjust the volume additionally if you need to connect the projector to a VGA port on your computer you can purchase the vga converter harness which is a separate and optional accessory which comes with its own vga cable and you have a separate box which serves to convert the signal here so we're going to go ahead and set that aside and the device also has a mini tripod so you can mount it when you're traveling to give a presentation in the boardroom or on a hotel wall and it also has its own bracket which attaches to the top of the tripod so we're going to go ahead and assemble the pico projector onto its stand and then we're going to go ahead and test it with the HTC touch pro2 to test out the quality of playback so we'll be back in a moment so now that we have the p1 pico projector from aaxa technologies connected to our HTC touch pro2 with the HTC TV out cable you see this nice video out menu on the touch pro 2 which allows you to quickly play PowerPoint presentations view photos and videos browse the internet or watch YouTube content we're going to go ahead and watch our video clip in just a second the pico projector the p1 actually displays images up to about 50 inches on a wall without any lighting the projector is relatively bright with its 12 and Z lumens and also it has a point 5 watt speak louder mono speaker on the device so let's go ahead and play a brief clip which is the new pocketnow.com video introduction for our YouTube videos there's a bit of lag there because the video isn't actually optimized for the resolution on the touch pro 2 the p1 displays up to vga resolution and this is a quick look of the aax a p1 pico projector thanks for watching