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Nebula introduces the Capsule Air projector for flexible viewing anywhere you want

Nebula, Anker’s smart entertainment brand, today announced their next-generation portable projector, the Capsule Air, designed to provide flexible viewing in any living space.

The Capsule Air is just 140mm tall, weighs just 650 grams and is the smallest Google TV projector on the market. This allows it to be transported easily wherever you go, providing for up to two hours of playtime with its built-in 10,000 mAh battery. Of course, you can plug it in using the USB-C charging port or even power it using a PD-compatible power bank.

With a brightness of up to 150 ANSI lumens and 720P resolution, the Capsule Air can project a 152cm image in tight spaces and up to a 254cm image for that larger movie viewing experience.

A range of accessories are available for the projector including:

  • The included Snap-On Base magnetically snaps on and off the base of the projector and allows for tilting of the projector from 0 to 30 degrees when placed on the floor or a desk and up to 90 degrees if mounted on a wall. The Snap-On Base allows more flexibility in placement of the projector increasing the possibilities of projection location even more.
  • The Gimbal Stand, coming in July, is also mounted onto the Capsule Air and allows for 360-degree angle adjustment for various viewing scenarios.
  • The Power Bank Tripod, also coming in July, is a tripod with a built-in power bank, doubling the battery life of the Capsule Air thanks to its 9,600mAh battery. The tripod increased the height of the projection point from 22cm to 80cm and is able to tilt 0-90 degrees, offering even more possible viewing scenarios and options.

The Capsule Air will be available today from au.seenebula.com, JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman and The Good Guys for RRP $799.

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