3M Streaming Projector Uses Roku Streaming Stick
Mobile projection company 3M and Roku have partnered to create an entertainment experience by offering big-screen viewing to consumers.
According to the company, 3M is introducing its streaming projector so users can finally untether from their living room TVs, stop crowding around their tiny screens and create an instant cinema big-screen viewing experience anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection.
Small enough to fit in your hand, yet able to project an image up to 120 inches, the 3M Streaming Projector is positioned for family movie nights, sleepovers and evening backyard parties.
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With up to a two hour 45 minute battery life, the 3M Streaming Projector can project almost anywhere – on to a basement wall, a bedroom ceiling or even a backyard fence.
Equipped with a Roku Streaming Stick, the projector has access to over 600 channels with both paid channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant Video and free channels like Crackle.
The projector integrates the Roku Streaming Stick, a thumb-drive size device that gives users access to the Roku platform, which features a mix of videos, music and game channels.
The 3M Streaming Projector is now available for pre-order at Amazon.com for $299. Orders will begin shipping October 22nd.
