Dell M109S projector

By Alex Serpo, ZDNet.com.au on 26 November 2008 05:44 PM

Tags: dell, projector, m109s, tiny, traveller, lamp

Manufacturer: Dell

Connections

• Composite
• Yes

• S-Video
• No

• Component
• No

• DVI
• No

• VGA
• Yes

• Scart
• No

Display

• Maximum Resolution
• 858 x 600 (SVGA)

• Screen resolution
• 858 x 600 pixels

• Mininum projection size - Diagonal
• 381 mm

• Maximum projection size - Diagonal
• 152.4 mm

General

• Dimensions (H x W x D)
• 37.1 x 92.5 x 104.6 mm

• Weight
• 360 kg

Image

• Aspect ratio
• 4:3

• Contrast ratio
• 800 :1

Lamp

• Lamp brightness
• 50 cd/m2

Other

• Other Features
• For more information, see the Dell website.

Projectors

• Projector system
• DLP

Sound

• Noise level
• 35 dB

• Speakers
• No

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I just got my projector and I ...Sogge -- 17/05/09

I just got my projector and I am pretty happy. Whilst I had read about the need to turn the lights off I had somehow chosen to ignore that thinking it probably wasn't going to be a problem. But sure does struggle in daylight, especially if you are projecting darker images.

I use it primarily with a netbook at is doing a fantastic job with powerpoint slides.

I don't understand the comments about the unit getting hot. I have had mine running for 2-3 hours and whilst it was warm, it wasn't uncomfortable. Also, the powerbrick is really thin - only about 1/3 of the one I have for my Dell laptop. It is a shame I have to carry two bricks, but then again with the netbook and the projector both being so tiny I really doesn't matter.

The good: Cute and cuddly. You'll get heaps of comments. So tiny and lightweight.

The bad: Requires a dark room (or use slides with whitebackground and dark text!) Menu buttons are a little tricky.

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Air/Auto Power... Anonymous -- 05/09/09

Because this uses a standard Dell power supply you can also power it via your car or air adapters also available from dell/belkin/targus...

Sweet... truely portable projector... create your own drive in theatre!!

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