If you enjoy watching movies or series on your mobile devices, Anker offers an excellent alternative with its latest creation: the Nebula Capsule, a pocket projector with a 360° speaker that you can connect to your smartphone and project whatever you want.
Android-Powered Projection
For most of us, Android is the operating system that powers our smartphones, tablets, and perhaps watches and TVs. It's not uncommon for this OS to be applied to other types of gadgets to create really clean technology, as demonstrated by Anker's new creation. The Nebula Capsule is a pocket projector with a 360° speaker that has a native resolution of 854 x 480. Since it runs Android 7.0 Nougat, you can load it with apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify to stream content over Wi-Fi from virtually anywhere.
Portable and Connected
With only 4.7 by 2.7 inches, the Nebula Capsule is the size of a soda can and has a battery inside that powers the projector for about 2.5 hours, or 40 hours of continuous use if used only as a speaker. The best part is that the battery can be recharged in less than 90 minutes. It also offers HDMI input and built-in wireless streaming compatibility for AirPlay, Chromecast, and Miracast. You can connect it to your smartphone and project anything you want onto a huge 100-inch screen. For movies and videos, the 360° speakers provide a real cinematic experience.
Crowdfunding and Availability
If you're one of those who enjoy watching movies or series on your mobile devices, the Nebula Capsule is made for you. Plus, its size is so optimal that you can take it anywhere, and you can use its speakers at parties or gatherings to make them more enjoyable. To fund this project, Anker launched a campaign on Indiegogo where it quickly surpassed the initial goal of $50,000. The Nebula Capsule is available in black or red at a price of $199 (before rising to $269 later). The first models will arrive in December 2017.
Official website: Capsule.
