Japanese makers Nikon says the unit will ?shake up the compact digital camera market"

?World?s first? camera-projector set for retail

Japanese camera firm Nikon is set to launch what it claims is the world’s first compact camera with a built-in projector.



The Nikon S1000pj will be able to beam out an image as big as 40 inches onto a flat surface, displaying either video or picture content.

Picture content can be collated and displayed as a slideshow, possibly making the device useful for work presentations (the device comes with a remote control and stand).

Nikon says the LED-powered projector has a brightness level of a mere 10 lumens, meaning that a dimmed or darkened room will be a necessity. The display will have a 30:1 contrast ratio. 



Nikon appears to have not compromised the quality of its camera tech with the gadget. The S1000pj will feature a 12.1-megapixel sensor, 5x wide angle zoom lens with 5-way VR image stabilisation, an ISO range of 64-6400 and a 2.7-inch LCD screen.



The unit is set to launch in the UK from Sep 9, retailing at around £400.

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