Nebula Introduces New Capsule Air Projector
Nebula, Anker’s smart entertainment brand, today introduces the Capsule Air to the ANZ region, the brand’s next generation portable projector, providing the ultimate solution for flexible viewing in almost any kind of living space. The Capsule Air was designed to provide the ultimate, take anywhere experience for users at home and on-the-go. Multiple optional accessories will be available for the Capsule Air to ensure even more flexibility, including watching movies and TV shows in a spare bedroom, kitchen, hotel room or dorm room.
The projector features the Google TV™ platform with built-in Netflix integration, allowing users to enjoy 700,000+ movies and TV episodes, live TV and more available across 10,000+ apps.
Capsule Air
The Capsule Air, standing only 140mm tall and weighing only 650g is the smallest and most portable GTV projector on the market. Continuing with the brand’s soda-can design, while standing less than 2.5cm taller, than a can of soda, allows the projector to be effortlessly carried on-the-go. Additionally, the Capsule Air also provides up to 2 hours of playtime with its built-in 10000 mAh battery (34Wh). However, equipped with USB-C charging, the Capsule Air can easily be recharged using a PD-equipped power bank or wall charger.
Offering 150 ANSI lumens and 720p resolution, the Capsule Air is ideal to be used in small spaces. But while the Capsule Air comfortably projects a 152cm image, users can project up to a 254cm image for a larger movie screen experience.
However, the star of the show is certainly the accessories that expand users’ flexibility and creativity to best utilise the projector in many scenarios that traditionally don’t allow a video source：
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Snap-On Base: The included Snap-On Base, can magnetically snap on or off from the projector’s base while ensuring more dynamic usage scenarios with its ability to tilt from 0-30° when sitting on the floor or desk and 0-90° when mounted to the wall. When the Snap-On Base is attached, the Capsule Air can easily be mounted to the bookshelf in a study room, to the wall in a bedroom or kitchen, and even in tight spaces in an RV for the ultimate flexibility. As an added use case, the Capsule Air can help content creators project their subject onto a surface from above or from the side and emulate them while working. Parents and kid chefs can even mount the Snap-On Base from a cabinet to help them follow along with how-to cooking videos while making dinner.
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Gimbal Stand: Coming July, the Gimbal Stand can be easily mounted onto the Capsule Air and allows for 360° angle adjustment to match different viewing scenarios, whether watching a movie from the coffee table in the living room or watching cartoons together in a kid’s bedroom from the night stand.
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Power Bank Tripod: Also coming in July, this 2-in-1 power bank tripod doubles the playtime of the Capsule Air, providing up to 2 hours battery life (in eco mode) with its 9600mAh battery. The tripod also increases the height of the projection point from 22cm to 80cm, and is able to tilt 0-90°, delivering the best viewing angle and allowing users to find the best surface to project onto while at home or outdoors.
The Power Bank Tripod and Gimbal Stand will be compatible with all Capsule projectors, while the Snap-On Base was exclusively designed for use with the Capsule Air.
Pricing & Availability
The Capsule Air will be available for purchase in ANZ on au.seenebula.com, at JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman and The Good Guys beginning on the 10th of February priced at RRP $799 respectively.
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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