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Acer have announced the K10 pico-projector, just 127 x 122mm and tipping the scales at a mere 550g.  Based on Texas Instruments DLP technology with an LED lamp, the K10 can produce either a widescreen or 4:3 aspect SVGA resolution picture up to 60-inches diagonal at 2.4m.

Connections include S-Video mini DIN and D-Sub/VGA.  The K10 has a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and has both automatic and manual keystone correction.  SXGA and WXGA+ resolutions can be forced, and the LED is apparently good for up to 20,000 hours of use.

Underneath there’s a tripod mounting screw, and the K10 can be powered by an Acer laptop battery for minimal wires.  It’s expected to launch in January 2009, priced at around £299 ($443).

[via Pocket-lint]