3M MPro110, LCOS, VGA (640x480), NTSC, PAL, Portable, 152 g, 4:3 3M MPro110. Projection technology: LCOS, Projector native resolution: VGA (640x480). Analog signal format system: NTSC, PAL. Market positioning: Portable. Weight: 152 g. Aspect ratio: 4:3, Dimensions (WxDxH): 50 x 22 x 115 mm https://www.macworld.co.uk/review/projectors/pocket-projectors-group-test-3364/ The 3M MPro110 is first out of the gate, with a phone-sized form factor – albeit quite a thick phone – and a no-frills package that includes both micro-VGA and composite AV sockets. Inside the box there’s a paper manual, a mains adaptor, a short micro... Small, easy to use, reasonable output, good interpolated range of output sizes No keystoning, needs a reliably horizontal stand or support, limited battery life, clumsy and bulky VGA adaptor system http://www.computeractive.co.uk/ca/review/1911083/3m-mpro-110-projector When you want to display something a monitor is not always available, nor is it always the best option. 3M's MPro 110 'micro-projector' is an attempt to make a projector that's light and small enough to carry around.Intended primarily for use with a la... Silent in operation; well designed, Underwhelming colour reproduction; VGA cable too short An entertaining gadget but it left us wanting more... https://www.itpro.co.uk/610077/3m-micro-professional-projector-mpro110 Impossibly small and with some neat touches, but the MPro110 shows that pico projector technology is not yet ready for the market. ... https://www.alphr.com/peripherals/27586/3m-micro-professional-projector-mpro110-review Projectors used to be a big purchase for businesses - a few years ago small and even medium-sized businesses might have to share one across a whole building - but low prices have brought that blue-chip cachet to an end. The recent craze for pico-projec... Some neat touches, but pico-projector technology clearly isn't ready for the mainstream just yet. ... http://www.digitalversus.com/video-projector/3m-mpro-110-p4468/test.html 3M is the founder of the LcoS technology (also in the Aiptek Pocket Cinéma V10). Out of the three mini-projectors tested, this is the most professional model, mainly because it comes with a VGA connection.Handling Smaller than the Aiptek, the Mpro come... LED life 20 000 hours of operation, smaller than the V10 by Aiptek, VGA connect, Silent No speaker, Washed out image, no internal memory, no memory card slot https://www.whathifi.com/3m/mpro110/review “Small is beautiful,” according to renowned British economist E F Schumacher. We're fairly certain he was referring to loftier subjects than home cinema projectors, but there's no doubt that MPro110 projector is beautifully small. As a wow-your-friend... The concept of a palmsized projector is an exciting one Performance is as hobbled as we suspected it might be https://www.theregister.com/2008/11/03/review_projector_3m_mpro110/ Such products have yet to see the light of day, but the next best thing has: the 3M MPro110 portable projector. About the size of a chocolate bar and 22mm thick, the 3M MPro110 features both composite-video and VGA inputs. It’s the VGA addition that e... When the shortcomings are taken into account, it seems likely that the MPro 110 should be superseded fairly quickly because, beyond composite-video presentations, its ‘Pro’ pretensions fail to shine. ...