The K10 is among the smallest and lightest projectors on the market today, making it the ideal mobile partner for instant projection anywhere The K10 utilizes revolutionary LED technology that emits brightness of up to 100 ANSI lumens for clear and detailed images up to 60 inches diagonal What's more, lamp replacement is almost unnecessary as LED life lasts up to 20,000 hours - that means optimum reliability and great savings Despite its micro size, the K10 delivers mega performance - Acer SmartFormat technology ensures support for both 4:3 displays and widescreens; the 2000:1 contrast ratio presents detailed text and visuals; auto keystone correction, quick signal detection, quick start, Acer Instant Pack and a host of other technologies make the K10 big in features
Product Description
Acer K10 - DLP Projector
Device Type
DLP Projector
Dimensions (WxDxH)
12.7 cm x
K10
Very good projector
Review Date: September 12, 2009
Reviewer: A. Wilcher, UK
Tuesday 06 July 2010 08:33
Most excellent projector. In constant use in medical surgeries and clinics for small group presentations on Parkinson's Disease subjects. Simple to use, light to carry, good display. Well recommended and will be purchasing a second unit for home use shortly. Alan W
Good things come in small packages
Review Date: June 29, 2010
Reviewer: Sharon Heron, Northern Ireland
I could not believe how compact this projector is. I lecture around the country and often carry my equipment with me. This projector is lightweight and yet has good resolution.
Amazingly small, high quality, but not so bright in a daylit room
Review Date: April 9, 2010
Reviewer: Kurt Farrar, Widnes, UK
This projector is absolutely fantastic. It's so small! Less than the size of a 6" ruler, square, and about half the height; it's hard to believe when you see it online. The picture makes it look like it's the same size as any other projector. The image that this little beast puts out is crisp and clear at 800x600. Great for business presentations, playing games from the Wii, or PC, or showing off home photos/videos. My negative point is that if you're in a sunlit room, the image is a little difficult to see. This is powered by LEDs (which gives it a 20,000 hour lamp life, over 10x that of a normal projector) and the result is it's not as bright as a 'typical' projector. That said, close the curtains, (or dim the lights if you're in a meeting), and it's more than adequate.
Seems like an alright device, just beware two things
Review Date: March 15, 2010
Reviewer: Mr. Mark S. Penrice,
The spec looks fine for the price - resolution and contrast wise, etc, and it's certainly small and light - and if all goes well you'll make savings in excess of the purchase price on bulbs and electricity vs more conventional projectors; however!
1/ 100 lumens is quite dim. It's less than a third of the subjective brightness of a comparitive halogen lamp model (1500-2500 lumen). You'll definitely have to use this in a darkened room, and even then it might not seem particularly bright until your eyes adapt quite a lot.
2/ If the lightsource blows out, that's it. Normal bulbs are explicitly consumable items and typically come in quick-swap carriers that need less than a minute to change. Here, it's sealed-for-life. If/when it goes (and it might be long before the stated time, as this is still a bit experimental), it's either professional repair time or buying a whole new projector, which could nullify any saving and leave you without picture for quite a while.
(Still, if it does run for even half the stated time, it's still worth it!)
The question that can't be answered until someone actually buys and reviews one properly is what the picture quality is like besides the brightness...
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Very good projector