First, in common with many portable projectors aimed at "modern adventurers and entertainment enthusiasts" the M1 Max is a 1080p model. Next, also matching much of the competition in this space ...

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Called the M1 Max, the portable projector sets itself apart from the crowd with an innovative 360-degree 3-in-1 stand, and this time it brings 1080p visuals up to a 100-inch TV equivalent ...

ViewSonic has introduced the M1 Max globally, the newest addition to its iF Design Award-winning M1 projector lineup. Despite its compact, hand-sized design and a weight of under one kilogram ...

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