Ultra portable; very light, * Decent amount of built-in storage, * Solid battery life,
Touch interface can be tricky to use, * Unstable when connected to input and power cables, * Doesn’t handle ambient light well, Price when rated: $300
The Samsung SP-H03 would make a great choice for road warriors who require projectors for demos to small groups of people. This is not a presentation-hall projector. Students and teachers may also benefit, although they will require the ability to dar...
Bright. Connects to computers and video devices. Reads files from microSD card, USB memory keys, and internal memory.
No cables for a PC or video source. Confusing menu structure. Requires included dongles for computer, video, and USB drives.
The Samsung SP-H03 is suitably small for a pico projector, brighter than most, and offers lots of flexibility for image sources, from computers to video devices to microSD cards. Buy it now...
If you are a mobile presenter that really likes to travel light or you want to watch movies while traveling with an image bigger than your laptop display, then Samsung's SP-H03 might be the answer. It is compact, light, and puts up a surprisingly good...
Abstract: Projector Review: Samsung SP-H03 Presentations in Your PocketAugust 5, 2010By Eric Grevstad The average notebook: slim, sleek, and made for travel. The average projector: none of the above. With airlines cracking down on the one-carry-on rule, travelin...
Abstract: Video Review: Samsung brings you the power of projection on the go with their SPH03 projector that measures only 1.5" and uses LED and DLP technology to project detailed images up to an 80" screen. Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip review this gadget th...
This is a 'grab and go' projector for replacing a laptop screen and is not suited for high-end presentations; the lack of any keystone features to adjust angles is one indication of this. That said, the Samsung SP-H03 can produce a solid, colourful ima...
