A Portable Projector: HP Notebook Projection Companion - Small Business Computing

A Portable Projector: HP Notebook Projection Companion

Apr 5, 2010
1 minute read

Thanks to the HP Notebook Projection Companion you can comfortably present a picture-perfect PowerPoint without having to lug cumbersome equipment or have your clients huddle around your notebook PC. Plus, a simple cable connection is all you need to get up and running – no more fumbling to get your notebook and projector working together as your client suffers traumatic flashbacks of the 7th grade AV club. HardwareCentral.com has the full review.




Presentation givers are hearing a lot of buzz nowadays about pico projectors — both Optoma‘s Pico Pocket Projector models and other shirt-pocket-sized devices built into cell phones or cameras. HP is aiming higher, but not too high: The computer and printer giant’s Notebook Projection Companion ($499) is an admirable attempt to fill the niche between such tiny devices and conventional projectors that are a bear to lug around.


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