Renowned PC maker Hewlett Packard better known as HP has launched the Projector CC200, a portable projector with a LED light source and some excellent features. The projector is licensed to GAC Technology Group, a leading designer and manufacturer of innovative smart projection solutions. So, it is not directly manufactured by HP.

The HP Projector CC200 provides a cheaper option than some of the models it is bound to compete with. It is a bedside or coffee table-type device with some relatively short-throw/big-screen display potentials. The projector offers full HD resolution with 200 lumens light source. It also features two 3W speaker-system and can produce an image of up to 80-inch at a distance of 2.1 meters.

At the back of the CC200 are two USB slots, an HDMI and a 3.5mm audio-out jack. The projector is however lacking in wireless technology or smart functionality. It is however possible to pair the CC200 with a streaming stick which is available as a bundle in the US. The lifetime of the projector is estimated at 20,000 hours with a 1.2:1 throw ratio.

The HP Projector CC200 is available for now in the United States. An 84-inch screen and a Roku Express streaming stick are part of the bundle and as mentioned earlier, it is priced at just $260. Global availability and other release information are lacking at this time.

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