Modern Business Projector

The P6X is a modern business projector – it fits in your backpack, charges your smart device, and delivers conference capable projection on just battery power. Shorten meeting times without fumbling for cords or cables – project a presentation immediately without needing to plug in.

15000mah Lithium Ion Battery

The P6X mobile projector features a massive 15000mah lithium ion battery. This battery powers the P6X at a brilliant 1000 lumen for 90 minutes or 4 hours in eco mode. Furthermore, the P6X mini projector doubles as a power bank. With its onboard USB charge port the P6X can charge smart devices at 10Watts.

Stand Alone Multimedia Device

The P6X Mobile projector features an onboard media player capable of playing videos, picture slide shows, and other media. Mated to a high power 4 watt speaker, the P6X delivers room-filling sound without the need to connect to external speakers. The P6X can accept media from a micro SD card, USB Stick (up to 64GB) or through its HDMI video input or 3.5mm AV input. It also outputs audio via a 3.5mm headphone jack.

30,000-Hour LED Light Source

The P6X LED Projector incorporates the latest Osram Solid-State technology. These RGB LEDs are rated for 30,000 hours of life, feature instant On and Off performance, which means no more warm-up and cool-down times. Additional benefits over lamp-based projectors include better durability and more environmentally friendly. LEDs consume less energy and are mercury-free.

About AAXA Technologies

AAXA Technologies Inc. was founded in 2008 as a developer and a manufacturer of a new class of projector known as “micro” projectors and “pico” projectors. AAXA’s core technology is based on small LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) and DLP (Digital Light Processing) imagers mated to LED (light emitting diode) and Laser light-sources that makes micro projectors and pico sized projectors possible. In 2010 AAXA launched the world’s first laser pico projector and today remains a leader in mini-projector technology. AAXA holds several patents in optical and LCoS designs and manufactures the majority of its products in China, with core technological development occurring in both the Silicon Valley, California and China.

The AAXA P6X Pico Projector is available through AAXA’s exclusive distributors and the AAXA Technologies website.

The press release AAXA Technologies introduces the World’s Brightest Battery Powered Pico Projector comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

London, United Kingdom, September 27, 2016 /Xinwengao.com/ - Scientists from London based UltraCap Ltd., are in the final stages of developing a ‘green’ solid state battery for electric vehicles that they claim will be 40 times lighter than current Lithium-Ion batteries. UltraCap founders, Professor Vladimir Krstic and Nico Van Dongen, say their new battery, the UltraCapacitor, will be able to charge within minutes and that, eventually, a pocket sized version of the battery will bring us one step closer to emission-free transportation.

The key to Professor Krstic’s invention is a ceramic-based, high capacitance capacitator that, unlike current chemical-based solid-state batteries (such as the Lithium-Ion battery), is eco-friendly.

Krstic says: “Right now, electric car batteries are acid-based, toxic, environmentally-unfriendly and heavy with a limited life span. Moreover, charging stations remain scarce. Our UltraCapacitor will significantly reduce the long hours currently required to recharge electric cars. It can endure millions of charging cycles, is fully recyclable and contains no environmentally harmful elements. It paves the way for zero-emission transportation worldwide.”

A battery breakthrough
Krstic has already proved that his ceramic battery can contain much more electricity in a smaller size than current chemical based batteries. This is due to a multi-layered capacitator design, containing a ceramic di-electric non-conductor. What happens is a number of these capacitators are daisy-chained together to form a small, lightweight green battery. Using this technology, the release of electricity is not limited by chemical reaction rates, so electric cars can recharge in minutes as opposed to hours. Furthermore, production of this next-generation battery will be cheaper and cleaner, making electric vehicles more affordable in future.

The company is currently developing a prototype that is anticipated to weigh less than 20kg (the Tesla Model S 70kWh battery package weighs 535kg) and deliver five consecutive hours of driving. Once complete, the prototype will be fully tested in an electric car.

Krstic believes the technology can be improved further and that heavy chemical-based batteries will soon become redundant: “We can make the ceramic di-electric much thinner and lighter without losing electrical capacity and create pocket size car batteries in the near future.’ The technology has the potential to revolutionize the way electrical energy is stored and transported. Due to high energy density and small size, it will be possible to charge the device in all regions of the world where electricity is abundant and inexpensive and then transport it to urban areas where it is needed the most.”

UltraCap is currently looking for funding to develop the project further.

About Prof Krstic 
Krstic is co-founder of UltraCap Investment Ltd and a professor at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada with a track record in managing government and private sector funded projects for more than 30 years, Dr. Krstic has successfully completed more than 30 different projects funded by various federal and provincial programs, as well as private sector companies. He is also inventor of several new technologies and has authored and co-authored eight patents in the area of advanced functional ceramics.

Visit http://www.ultracapacitor.info/ for more technical information.

For an exclusive interview with Prof. Dr. Krstic, please call Nico van Dongen at Tel: +(44) 020 3239 4071 (email: nvd@ultracapacitor.info) or Professor Vladimir Krstic at +(1) 613 533 2760 for any technical questions.

The press release UltraCap Creates Revolutionary Lightweight Car Battery comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.