Its not only the world’s first pocket projector, but comes with some superb extra features also. It is enabled with an an integrated USB video reader. The tiny 1.4lb (640g) Joybee features a variety of multimedia applications, and the 15-80 inch image in 4:3 format (16:9 selectable) is adjustable with digital zoom and preset picture PC and A / V modes. Joybee is packed with advanced features to effortlessly project a variety of multimedia applications that consumers of any age group might need, such as movies, photos, console games, and home videos.  The Joybee also amplifies the enjoyment and impact of various mass storage devices (such as external High Definition Devices), digital cameras, personal multimedia players, PDAs, iPods, iPhones, and Smartphones. Isn’t that amazing  ?

The Joybee’s unrivaled 120% NTSC and 100AL project photos, design renderings, and videos (such as virtual home tours) in high-impact color, even in fully-lit settings.  Compared to the average 55%-80% NTSC of most projectors, the Joybee noticeably outperforms with bolder, more deeply saturated hues across a broader color gamut.  The 15-80” image in 4:3 native format (16:9 selectable) is adjustable with digital zoom and preset picture PC and A/V modes.  Auto play modes, auto keystone, auto search, and Wall Color Correction get content up and running fast, while the integrated speaker delivers instant digital sound.  Ample connectivity includes D-Sub, Composite, and USB inputs, and PC audio output.  A detachable iPod/iPhone docking station is available as a clever option.


The Joybee is certified RoHS, WEEE, and EuP, draws 30% less power than competitor models, and has a <1W standby mode, making it environmentally friendly. BenQ would also like consumers to consider that the cost of the Joybee is about the same as nine family movie nights at the local theater, which includes tickets for four, popcorn, and drinks.  The Joybee also lasts longer with a 20,000+ LED life for years of ongoing entertainment in a variety of functions.

The Joybee GP1 Mini Projector will be available June in the U.S. with an MSPR of $499.

You can download the full specification here.