Kodak has officially introduced the Luma 500 FHD Ultra Smart Pico Projector, a compact and feature-rich portable projector designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Manufactured by C+A Global, the new model sports a sleek, palm-sized body and weighs just 544 grams, making it easy to carry around for impromptu movie nights or glamping setups.
Kodak Luma 500 Specifications
It features a native 1080p Full HD resolution with support for HDR and 4K input, delivering sharp visuals on a maximum screen size of up to 150 inches from a projection distance of approximately 3.8 meters. The projector uses DLP technology and offers a 1.2:1 throw ratio, though its low 150 ANSI lumens brightness means it performs best in dimly lit settings.
The Luma 500 comes with Google TV 11 built-in, offering access to over 400,000 movies and shows across 10,000+ apps, including Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, and Disney+. It supports Google Assistant for hands-free voice commands and sports pre-installed streaming apps for a plug-and-play experience.
The projector equips a 10,500mAh built-in battery rated for up to 2 hours of continuous playback and offers multiple connectivity options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, and USB. It also comes with auto-focus, keystone correction, and multiple projection modes to simplify setup and optimize viewing from various angles.
The device includes a tripod for better placement flexibility and delivers a 30ms input latency at 60Hz when connected via HDMI, making it viable for casual gaming as well. The Kodak Luma 500 is available now on Amazon for $699.99 in both black and white color options.
In related news, BenQ’s latest short throw projector lands in the US with high brightness and built-in speakers, while Anker introduces the Nebula X1, a water-cooled 4K projector built for outdoor use.
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