The Puppy Hachi Infinite M1 Projector is ideal if you’re shopping for a new projector. The Infinite M1 Pro is Puppy Robot’s newest version of its UST interactive projector. It’s a multipurpose AV system ideal for any setting. It has several uses, such as a conference room for corporate presentations, and a place to have video conversations with friends and family. It also offers a teaching tool for children, a source of large-screen entertainment, and more. We have provided Hachi infinite m1 projector review and specifications below.
Specifications:
The Puppy Hachi infinite m1 projector’s laser engine is capable of 720p resolution, which is serviceable. We’d expect more resolution in this budget range. It can produce up to 600 ANSI lights, hundreds more than its regular Infinite M1 protege, and twice as many as the original puppy cube.
This made it simpler to use the M1 Pro on textured surfaces like grain wood, although it works best on a smooth, solid-color surface.
It may seem strange to swipe, touch, and type on a tabletop, but this is all possible because cell phones are so commonplace. As ideas go, it wasn’t too far-fetched. The scanners on the M1 Pro were sensitive and precise enough to make touch controls seem natural and intuitive. However, you need to watch out for shadows, especially when using multitouch.
The specifications indicate a throw ratio of 0.39:1 and a touch-interactive picture size of 23 inches on the horizontal. It offers screen sizes up to 100 inches horizontal.
Though, the maximum wall-mounted size that Puppy suggests is 40 inches. The automated focus (which may be manually overridden if necessary) and the auto keystone correction functioned as intended.
Puppy Hachi Infinite M1 Projector Size and Weight
The new 1.3-kilogram (2.8-lb) gadget has a boxy form like the puppy cube but with a curved back and enormous power and volume buttons on top. It measures 138 x 80 x 215 millimeters (5.4 x 3.1 x 8.5 in).
Camera
To facilitate video calls while the Puppy Hachi Infinite m1 projector is on its side. Puppy installed an 8-megapixel main camera and unidirectional speakers on top of it.
Storage
The Puppy Hachi Infinite m1 projector has a Qualcomm Snapdragon SDA 670 CPU. It also has an inter-AI CPU, 6 gigabytes of RAM, and 128 gigabytes of internal storage.
Connectivity
Streaming media and remotely reflecting smartphone screens are both available. Built-in Bluetooth 5.0, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Airplay, DNLA, Miracast, and the firm’s own Hachi Cast are all major selling points.
Ports
A USB-C data connector, a sound output, and an HDMI 1.4 port are all hidden away in a compartment on the back of the Hachi infinite m1 projector. When you plug in a cabled input device like a laptop, the display mode switches automatically to “throwing,” which means the picture is shown from the laptop. Additionally, a second USB-C connector is conveniently located conveniently for charging or powering the device.
Battery
We were able to get about 1.5 hours of mixed usage with the auto brightness at 100% and the volume at 100% before the 5,000-battery capacity dropped to 15% and a low power alarm showed.
Hachi Infinite M1 Projector Applications
Android 9.0 powers the intuitive user experience of the active projector with a new infinite overlay. Though the Google Play Store isn’t available, Puppy users can access a private software store named UptoDown. WPS Office, Spotify, Chrome, Facebook, and even a few videogames like Saga and King of Opera Candy Crush. It also comes with some classic computer games like Tic Tac Toe, which are all standard. Additionally, the M1 Pro has built-in GPS for use with location-aware software and services.
The embedded AI manages computer vision and speech recognition by processing natural language picture identification, action recognition, and more. To help young children learn, there is an artificial intelligence (AI) teaching package with interactive games using object recognition.
Unfortunately, the Math module was not yet accessible at the time of our evaluation and was instead listed as “coming soon.” There’s also an AI-assisted exercise app, and an AI-assisted kitchen software called AI Kitchen is supposedly on the way.
Puppy Hachi Infinite M1 Projector Home Screen
Although you can customize the home screen, not many options are available. It is possible to customize the home screen by rearranging the preset icons or adding your own, but there is only space for around a dozen apps. There is also a limited selection of themes and backgrounds to choose from.
M1 Projector with Speaker
Its comprehensive 5-W speakers with 36-mm drivers sounded surprisingly decent in our living room. It also has a 3.5-mm audio connector if you want to use your speakers instead.
Display
Although the new Puppy Hachi Infinite m1 projector’s picture brightness wasn’t as impressive as some other UST projectors on the market, it was still very much appreciated and made navigating in touch mode much less a chore than it otherwise would have been.
Even in broad daylight, you can see larger pictures thrown on the wall, although they will look best with the curtains shut or the lights turned down low. We had a good time seeing it perform in dim environments where you can use projectors normally. However, we sometimes wished for a greater resolution and more contrast. Here are the top 5 best mini projectors for your iPhone.
FAQs
How does Hachi infinite m1 work?
Diffuse reflection imagery, which Hachi Infinite uses, helps keep your eyes from becoming tired from staring at the screen for too long. Children and the elderly benefit the most from this imaging since it reduces the risk of eye strain.
How much is Puppy Hachi Infinite M1 Projector?
It cost $999.
LED or projector: which is better?
In a nutshell, LED projectors provide high-quality images with little upkeep. LEDs have a lifespan of up to 20,000 hours (about 2 and a half years) before replacing them, and the projectors are often more compact than others. In this regard, LED projectors excel above LED televisions.
Conclusion
It’s cool that we now have an ultra-short-throw projector that doubles as a touchscreen media hub. It renders conventional UST units obsolete. The Puppy Hachi infinite m1 projector is a fascinating gadget with a lot of promise, but it seems to be in the prototype stage of development. It’s a breeze to use and plenty of fun, too.
