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Pico projectors are hot commodity these days. They are also expensive. However, there are ways to get a decent picture in dark environments for less than $100 if you don’t need a lot of high tech specs.

The Tronfy TP-50 mini projector is capable of projecting whatever is showing on your iPhone screen onto a wall, white screen, or even sheet and you won’t have to break the bank to get one.

The projector has a native resolution of 320 x 480 with an image size of between 30 and 100 inches. The contrast ratio is 500:1 and the distance range is between three and 10 feet (customers recommend a seven-foot optimal distance).

This device features five different types of ports, including Micro USB, VGA, SD, HDMI, and standard USB. So, your projecting options are practically limitless. Using a Lightning digital AV adapter and an HDMI cable, you can connect your iPhone 6 to project whatever is on your screen. So, whether you are playing games, watching movies, or even reading iDB, you can watch what is happening on a larger screen, even in the outdoors. Grab a power bank and take it with you camping for up to five hours of video playback.

The Tronfy TP-50 mini projector costs a mere $83 on Amazon, which is hundreds of dollars less than most pico projectors. Of course, for less than $100, you won’t be getting a business presentation-quality device. However, for watching movies in the dark in the backyard with your friends, this will serve you just fine.

What do you think of this low-cost mini projector? Let us know in the comments below.

Elephone Previews P6000 Pro with 3GB of RAM and MT6753 CPU

Elephone has published a video previewing the upcoming Pro version of the P6000 which will feature 3GB of RAM and a MediaTek MT6753 processor.

The video shows the P6000 Pro running Elephone’s latest Flyme OS with some of the operating system’s latest features. The video also shows of the device’s AnTuTu score and other specifications.

Aside from the higher RAM and newer processor, the P6000 Pro keeps the rest of the specifications of the original P6000 including the 5-inch display with a screen resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, the 13-megapixel rear camera, the 2-megapixel front-facing camera, and the 2700mAh battery. Additionally, the company is also still releasing a cheaper 2GB variant of the P6000 Pro.

The Elephone P6000 Pro is now available for pre-order until August 25 from several online retailers such as Geekbuying.com as well as through the Elephone website. The 3GB variant of the P6000 Pro is currently priced at USD139.99 while the 2GB variant costs only USD119.99.

All about the angles: Doggee Titan T3 dual display smartphone

Doogee is back in the mobile game with the Vertu-esque dual-display Titan T3 smartphone which goes for a luxury style and some sleek angles.

The T3 has a leather rear panel and a 5-inch HD main display and a smaller second display on the angled top side of the phone used for displaying the time and notifications.

It has a front-facing camera that’s just for selfies – it doubles as an iris scanner for security.

The phone runs on a MediaTek MT6735 processor and comes with 2GB of RAM and 16GB storage.

For extra safety, it’s also going to be waterproof.

The T3 will be out in October, price TBA.

Via gizchina