Ten Uses for the Mini Projector

As a business owner, you should want to stay on top of all the technological advancements that are surfacing and take advantage of them as much as possible.  That's why so many corporations are taking advantage of the mini projector, a data projector the size of a smartphone that can easily be transported to wherever one needs to go. Not only are they lightweight and convenient, they have quite a few uses that could benefit any businessperson.

1.    General presentations. From PowerPoint presentations to YouTube videos, mini projectors are easy for on-the-fly presenting that can benefit your employees or a prospective group of clients.

2.    Drive-by advertising. Whether you're setting up a table at a career fair or demonstrating your product in a mall, mini projectors make it easy to give photo or video accompaniment anywhere you go.

3.    Photography. Take photos at a wedding or sporting event? Project them onto a screen to give the subjects a sneak preview before they order them.

4.    Videography. The same as the aforementioned, but with showing or editing videos you took.

5.    Recreation. Organize a fantasy sports league at the office for some after-work fun and use the projector to put the teams up on the board. Make work fun!

6.    Poster-making. If you're making a sign to advertise a product in the store or creating a poster for your next conference, use the projector to project images for tracing onto the posterboard so it will look neat and clean.

7.    Take your Kids to Work Day. Be the location all your employees kids want to visit! Project video games or movies onto the wall and entertain them for hours.

8.    Work Rewards. Hold contests for your employees for highest sales or most deals closed. The winning team gets to take a movie break.

9.    Holiday Parties. The end of the year is the perfect time to review pictures and videos from fun times in the office or at work events. As a special surprise, have your video team put together a work blooper reel!

10.  Working at Home. Sometimes you need to put in a few extra hours. Make it easy to take a presentation home to work on and see how it'll show up on the big screen – or, use it to practice your public speaking in front of an audience of friends.