Though probably best known for its instant cameras and rolls of film, the Kodak name has also appeared on such things as smartphones, actioncams and projectors. Now the brand’s first smart projector built around Android TV has been launched.
The Flik HD10 Smart Projector is not from the same Eastman Kodak Company that announced its exit from the camera-making business in 2012, but a North American brand licensee named C+A Global that also has Kodak cameras, printers and scanners in its Kodak Photo Plus product portfolio.
The wallet-friendly LCD projector has native 1080p resolution and is able to throw a 150-diagonal-inch image at 16:9 or 4:3 aspect. There’s 2,000:1 contrast, manual focus, auto keystone and four-corner correction, and though the LED light source can only output 200 ANSI lumens – so the best results will be in a darkened room – it is reckoned good for 50,000 hours of viewing.
Android TV comes to Kodak via budget-friendly HD smart projector [New Atlas]