Xgimi MoGo Projectors Add Battery
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Xgimi adds a laser option and built-in batteries to its MoGo 4 projectors
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Xgimi adds a laser option and built-in batteries to its MoGo 4 projectors.
The new MoGo projectors no longer require you to bring your own battery.
They are supposed to have enough power to watch a two -and-a-half-hour movie, and include a standard-sized HDMI port.
Both projectors are heavier now — up from 2.4 to 2.9 pounds .
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