Projecting much? The ZTE S Pro 2 hotspot sure is (pictures)
Take one hotspot. Now cram in a Pico projector and a giant battery. Voila! You've got the S Pro 2, unveiled at CES 2015.
Project with confidence
LAS VEGAS -- Why just carry around a boring old hotspot when you can have a hotspot that actually does something useful while transmitting data? At CES 2015, the ZTE S Pro 2 fills this apparent void.
A peek at Pico
Turn on the built-in Pico projector and -- boom! -- you can throw your own media-sharing party practically anywhere.
Care to connect?
The S Pro 2 connects to your device using HDMI or USB wires, or a Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or LTE network (if it has carrier support, that is).
Touchscreen
Icons on the touchscreen navigate you through the hotspot's different functions.
Power up
Its gargantuan 6,300mAh battery provides three hours of projection or 10 hours of hot-spotting.
Some internal memory
Internally, it can store up to 16GB of videos and images.
Snapdragon 800 inside
The S Pro 2 is equipped with a 2.1GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and runs Android 4.4 KitKat.
Bottoms up
You know, just in case you want to see what's underneath.
Ultraportable projector
This isn't your typical hotspot, that's for sure. Check out our video and first impressions of the ZTE S Pro 2.
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