The EPP-CEP1 is the latest pico projector from Epoq that comes with Windows CE 5.0 operating system and a trackpad, enabling it to read Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF files for a presentations without the need for an external computer. This portable projector is also powered by a Samsung ARM9 400MHz processor, a 64MB RAM, a 64MB internal memory, an SD memory card slot, a built-in mono speaker, a 3.5mm jack, and a battery that provides up to 4-hours of operating time. It can throw a maximum image size of 50-inch with a 10 lumens brightness level and a 640 x 480 VGA resolution. The Epoq EPP-CEP1 retails for $359.95 at Gadget Craver. [Product Page]
Epoq today launched a spanking new projector in the form of the EPP-HH07. It is able to produce VGA (640 x 480) resolution at 30 ANSI lumens and a 100:1 contrast ratio. Weighing at 0.4lbs, the projector is equipped with an AV, headphone jack, an SD memory card slot, and a mini USB port. You can purchase the Epoq EPP-HH07 for $339.95. [All About Projectors]
Epoq has recently introduced the smallest video projector in the world. Dubbed as the Pico Sugar Cube (EPP-HH01), the projector measures only 39.6mm x 56.7mm x 57.5 mm. This ultra-portable projector will be released later this month. The Epoq EPP-HH01 provides VGA resolution, 7-10 ANSI Lumen brightness, 80:1 contrast ratio, 3W Cree high power LED light source, and 25,000 hours lamp life time. You can bring home the Epoq EPP-HH01 Pico Sugar Cube Projector for $230. [i4u]
Famous PMP maker Epoq will release the ATSC-compatible portable TVs or DTVs in the US market. DTV broadcasts will be 480 x 720 pixels and 1080i DTV. The gadget will be available in two variants. The 7 inch EPT-LC7AT is powered by a lithium-ion battery with a resolution of 480p and retails for $279. It can be used as the picture frame. Meanwhile, the 11-inch EPT-LC10AT model offers a 480 x 800-pixel resolution. [PMPToday via iPod and MP3 Players]
EPOQ MULTIMEDIA strikes again with New Water Resistant Dress Watch GSM Mobile Phone, the EGP-WP88 that actually looks like a watch. A built-in kinetic recharge system that converts the wearer’s motion to energy. It features a 1.3-megapixel camera, OLED display, plays MP3 and MP4 files and can transfer data via either USB or Bluetooth. Available at the end of this month for $530.
