TLDR: These Kodak Luma projectors over HD quality images, impressive compatibility and some epic scope, all from a package that fits in your hand. Projectors have really changed. Not too long ago, they were either giant centerpieces of movie theaters or looming ceiling-mounting equipment that all but dominated a room. Today, you say the word projector, and you can often unveil the device nestled safely in the palm of your hand. That definitely describes the Kodak Luma 75 portable projector, which the heritage camera firm calls the smallest and lightest DLP projector in the world. At 3 inches square and…
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