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    Cinemin Swivel Pico Projector by Wowwee

    With the new Cinemin Swivel pico projector, you get extreme portability in a tiny gadget that delivers one big picture. Packed into the size of a candy bar, the Cinemin Swivel harnesses the same DLP® technology commonly found in high-definition TVs.

    Cinemin Swivel Pico Projector by Wowwee

    Connect to your favorite mobile device — iPhone™, iPod, video game console, digital camera, portable DVD player – and share media with anyone, any time, anywhere, including TV shows on the bedroom ceiling, foreign cinema in the backyard, YouTube on a subway wall, vacation photos on an airplane tray table, or psychedelic graphics on the dance floor. Designed by WowWee Technologies™ and powered by Texas Instruments’ DLP technology, the Cinemin Swivel features a unique adjustable 90-degree hinge for ceiling projection. The lightweight device also sports full volume control, an audio jack for a headset or speakers, and an impressive battery life with over two hours of juice – long enough to watch a full-length flick.

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    “Projection is at the core of what I do. I’m not simply casting my drawings on the dance floor, but rather reacting to the music, dancers and the moment,” said New York-based Shantell Martin, named one of the top 10 VJs in the world by DJ Mag. “Devices like the Cinemin are ideal – small yet powerful, and stylish.”

    “TVs are old school. Now with my Cinemin I can travel and watch movies on the ceiling while in bed,” said Sid-Z from the Montreal-based pop rock band Creature. “I’ll never turn on a hotel TV again.”

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    Called “easily the coolest new thing…since the iPhone” by The New York Times, the category of pico projection is making waves industry-wide, and the Cinemin Swivel is at the top of contenders.

    The Cinemin Swivel from WowWee Technologies is available at such major retailers nationwide as Brookstone and Amazon.com for $299.99, and includes connectors and cables, an A/C battery charger with international adaptors, and a stylish padded carrying pouch.

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    Cinemin Swivel Technical Specifications:

    • HVGA (480 x 320 resolution)
    • 3:2 aspect ratio
    • 8 ANSI lumens (brightness)
    • Contrast ratio of 1000:1
    • Maximum image size of 60in (1.5m) diagonal in a dim or dark room
    • Viewable range of 5in to 81in (12cm to 2m)
    • Reverse feature which allows back-projection
    • Manual focus wheel
    • 0.5 watt mono audio speaker with adjustable volume
    • 90-degree hinge
    • Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
    • Around 140 minutes per charge
    • Weighs < 170 grams (with battery)

    For more information and special offers, visit www.cinemin.tv. Follow @cinemin on Twitter or visit the Cinemin YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/cineminpico.

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