Kodak FLIK HD10 Review: Android TV Projector With A Price To Match Its Quality – SlashGear

While readers of a certain age will be very familiar with Kodak as the company that helped preserve snapshots of life on its film and through its cameras, they also may think the company is long gone in the digital age. However, it’s still here — to a certain degree. Kodak’s product offerings still include an array of cameras including the latest in digital technology and some clever retro-styled film cameras to meet the resurgent demand in film. There is also a range of audio-visual devices including projectors, screens, and related accessories.

The FLIK HD10 is at the top of the range of its projectors and is packed with features to make it versatile and useful to a wide range of consumers. Specifications listed in the owner’s manual show that it has a native resolution of 1920 x 1080p from a 3.5-inch LCD TFT panel illuminated by a 200 ANSI lumens 100-Watt LED. Its throw ratio of 1.37 determines how large the image will be at a given distance, but the maximum distance listed is 4 meters or about 13 feet. Inputs include one HDMI, one USB, and one 3.5mm audio out. 

It can handle a variety of the most common current audio formats, such as MPEG or MPEG-4, and photo formats of JPEG, BMP, and PNG. The list of video formats is lengthy, but it suffices to say that it projects in true high-definition of most commonly used formats today. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are also included. Best of all is its size, which measures 5.6 by 5.8 inches with a height of 7.4 inches and only weighs 4.2 pounds.