Splay is Arovia's second-generation two-in-one projector and display. The dual-use UST projector is highly portable, boasting an expansion and compression feature for easy transportation. Arovia's newest launch features a large foldable screen with high resolution and stereo speakers. The device is compatible with smartphones, gaming devices, and PCs.
Users can experience two Splay modes. The Display Mode features bright and high-resolution images on a 24.5-inch screen, even in the sunlight. On the other hand, Projector Mode allows users to remove the display technology, flip the image, and begin projecting the picture on a wall. This mode includes auto-keystone correction and projects an 80-inch full high definition image from less than two feet. In addition, the collapsable display device boasts a four-hour battery life.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Portable Projectors
- Creating high-resolution, dual-use projectors for both display and projection is an opportunity for startups aiming to disrupt the traditional projector market.
- Dual-use Devices
- Designing devices for two distinct applications, such as display and projection modes featured by Splay, is a trend that offers opportunities for innovation in the consumer electronics industry.
- Collapsible Displays
- Developing portable, collapsible displays that have a long battery life is a trend that presents an opportunity for startups seeking to enhance user experiences in the entertainment and media industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Manufacturing portable, high-quality dual-use devices is a trend that represents a significant disruption opportunity for the consumer electronics industry.
- Entertainment and Media
- Collapsible displays like Splay augment user experiences in the entertainment and media industry, which is a segment that startups can disrupt with innovative product designs.
- Enterprise Presentation
- Dual-use projectors like Splay are ideal for enterprise presentation use, leading to the growth of a potentially disruptive niche industry for startups that can design similar devices.
