
Have you ever woken up and thought to yourself… damn, I really want a tiny project with more tech packed into it than clothes in a holiday suitcase?
Well, you're in luck, because the Android-powered Dos Owl Odin is tantalisingly close. It's due to be funded through a Kickstarter campaign.
The Odin is essentially an Android-powered computer that packs in a project for good measure. It can connect to a wide range of gadgets and gizmos and act as a projector, or project its Android OS onto almost any surface.
Specs wise, it comes with 1.6GHz quad-core Cortex A9 processor, 2GB RAM, 8/16/64GB of storage, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth support. It also comes with Android 4.4 KitKat. It is also packed full of connectivity options, including HDMI and USB, as well as two 4-watt Bluetooth speakers and a built in stand.
And just in case you were worried about how long the battery life will be, it comes with a removable and rechargeable 2,500mAh battery. According to Dos Owl, that should last for around 45 minutes in entertainment mode, or 6 hours in speaker mode.
The projector itself is a 0.3-inch DMD display, LED light source and offers a resolution of 854x480. That's not bad for such a small device.
The Kickstarter campaign is due to start on May 28th. If you're interested, it'll set you back $495.
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Ben Furfie is a former freelance writer for T3.com who produced daily news stories for the site on tech and gadgets. He also live-managed the T3 Award websites during the 2013 and 2014 T3 Awards. Ben later moved into web development and is now a Technical Development Manager leading a team of developers.
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