Introduced budget smart projector Kodak on Android TV

The American company C + A Global, which owns the license for the Kodak brand, released budget smart projector Flik HD10. This is the first device in the series based on Android TV.

The Kodak Flik HD10 displays Full HD resolution images up to 150 inches in 16:9 or 4:3 format. It is rated for 50,000 hours of use.

The projector has access to the Play Store and content from streaming platforms including Netflix and YouTube. The kit includes a remote control with voice control via Google Assistant. You can also use Android and iPhone smartphones for remote access.

As an alternative to the Android TV interface, you can play content from your phone directly on the projector, tablet or laptop by connecting the device to the same Wi-Fi network and using Google Chromecast-enabled apps or Airplay.

The projector is also equipped with two 5-watt speakers, Bluetooth 5.0, and HDMI, USB, and AUX/AV ports.

The mains-powered version of the Flik HD10 was priced at $270 (≈22,000 rubles).