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Today I wanted to talk about a product that should soon be coming to market that I firmly believe a metric ton of you would be interested in. The product is a Nintendo Switch dock that has a built-in projector and a whole lot more. Its name is OJO (Spanish for an eye) and it has a whole lot of attitude as well as functionality.
So, what is OJO, really?
‘OJO is the first portable projector specially designed to accompany Nintendo Switch. It gives out a 30~120 inch display at 200 lumens; with its 20,400mAh built-in battery, OJO supports up to 4 hours of projection and can also be used as a power bank for your Nintendo Switch or other digital devices. You can also project from other devices through OJO.’
And the thing is built from the ground up with quality parts from a team of people with a decade of experience in developing hardware.
It has a fantastic cooling system incorporated right into the backside of the device as well.
You may be wondering what the full-on specifications look like as well. Don’t worry, reader. I’ve got you covered.
They put up their IndieGoGo page a short time ago (from the time of me writing this article) and it met and exceeded it’s goal within 24 hours! Their goal for production was $30,000 which was a modest goal. As of now, they’ve still got 24 days remaining and they’re already at $68,511. I would say jump on it if I were you. They have a massive sale going on right now that essentially saves you $100 and they start shipping in time for the holidays! I’ve got the link just below the videos for you if you’re sold on it.
https://youtu.be/_q3C4zcIaK4
https://youtu.be/i6A-FouAvto
Here is the link so that you can either back the project to help them out even more, or jump on board and straight up order one!
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Why they didn’t go for at least 720p is beyond me and the very same reason why I lost all interest in the project. 854×480 is not acceptable
Well using it and reviewing it all for free is great. The rest who can’t don’t bother wasting money on this. Most would figure a superior version with possibilities of 1080p to 4k upscaling could be around in the future.
Oh man, I wish I were reviewing this thing. It seems very clear by looking at their page for it that they’re only letting well known tech companies look at it. I would still buy it for the Switch exclusively, I wouldn’t have anything else that I would want to project on it. I think Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with all of my friends would be a blast on a big wall regardless of it being 720p.