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Pad 5 Ultra: 5G Android tablet with built-in projector and 24,200 mAh battery launches
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That projector picture should be classified as false advertising. No way a 200 lumens can do that.
The worst image they showed in daylight is better than the image they'd get in darkness
For those without projector knowledge: the shittiest projector you've ever seen is probably 2500+ lumens
200 lumens is shit.
200 lumens? Yikes. That seemes pretty weak.
Im sure it isnt 1:1 comparable, but I just bought a replacement LED bulb for my stove hood (it takes 2) and it is 250 lumens (@4W). By itself, it is pretty puny, basically like a night light. Not really bright enough to even Two of them are just adequate for cooking.
The pictures they showed outside at night are similar to what I get with my 3800 lumen projector.
The pictures of the screen are fake too. 600 nits is barely visible in sunlight.