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Aurzen Unveils Foldable Zip Pro Projector With 1080p Resolution
Aurzen unveiled its foldable portable Zip Pro projector at IFA. The new model displays images at 1080p resolution. According to the company, the device is 2 times brighter than the previous Zip model. The cyberpunk-style appearance has largely been retained. A small touchscreen has been added to the top to make setting up the projector easier.
The Zip Pro consists of 3 sections connected by 2 hinges and can be folded. The device measures 4.5 x 3.8 x 1.7 inches. The previous Zip and Zip Cyber models measured 3.3 x 3.1 x 1 inches. The new projector is approximately 3 times larger by volume and approximately 2 times heavier. Nevertheless, it is small enough to carry in a bag. The projector offers higher 1080p resolution and a relatively large battery. Aurzen promises 2.5 hours of operation. The standard Zip model offered 1.5 hours. The device charges via USB-C, so its operating time can be extended by connecting a portable power bank. Brightness is approximately 200 lumens, allowing the projector to be used in a wider range of conditions.
One of the previous model's main shortcomings was the difficulty of sending video to the projector. The Zip Pro still has no HDMI input. Instead, content can be streamed wirelessly via AirLink, Miracast, AirPlay P2P, DLNA, and Google Cast. Google Cast was not available on the original Zip model. Users can also view content by connecting their phone with a USB-C cable. During a demonstration at IFA, the Zip Pro produced a brighter and larger image than the previous model. Based on its specifications, the device competes with the Anker Capsule 3, but it is more expensive. Preorders for the Aurzen Zip Pro have begun. The projector's suggested retail price is $630 (about 1070 manat).
The Zip Pro consists of 3 sections connected by 2 hinges and can be folded. The device measures 4.5 x 3.8 x 1.7 inches. The previous Zip and Zip Cyber models measured 3.3 x 3.1 x 1 inches. The new projector is approximately 3 times larger by volume and approximately 2 times heavier. Nevertheless, it is small enough to carry in a bag. The projector offers higher 1080p resolution and a relatively large battery. Aurzen promises 2.5 hours of operation. The standard Zip model offered 1.5 hours. The device charges via USB-C, so its operating time can be extended by connecting a portable power bank. Brightness is approximately 200 lumens, allowing the projector to be used in a wider range of conditions. One of the previous model's main shortcomings was the difficulty of sending video to the projector. The Zip Pro still has no HDMI input. Instead, content can be streamed wirelessly via AirLink, Miracast, AirPlay P2P, DLNA, and Google Cast. Google Cast was not available on the original Zip model. Users can also view content by connecting their phone with a USB-C cable. During a demonstration at IFA, the Zip Pro produced a brighter and larger image than the previous model. Based on its specifications, the device competes with the Anker Capsule 3, but it is more expensive. Preorders for the Aurzen Zip Pro have begun. The projector's suggested retail price is $630 (about 1070 manat).