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Asus has announced its new ZenBeam Latte at CES 2021. The device is a mobile movie projector that looks like a one-eyed, fabric-covered mini-robot of sorts. According to The Verge, ZenBeam Latte fires out its 720p image using up to 300 lumens of LED light, and it has an integrated 10W Harman Kardon-tuned speaker system to boot. Asus insisted that its projector looks like a coffee cup. However, it's not the right shape, as the 'homey' coffee cup grey instead of a glorious brown. The device, however, can wirelessly project a user's phone or an HDMI device. As per The Verge, Asus quoted three hours from a 6,000mAh battery - and gets bright enough to create a decent-sized screen. Though, the users should not expect a 300-lumen projector to be very bright at nine feet away. Asus said it's coming to the US in the second quarter of the year, however, the price remains unquoted.
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