Lenovo Pocket Projector VS PicoAir

So Lenovo is introducing their "Pocket Projector" at MWC. It's getting a fair amount of attention. (Frankly, MWC has been quite dull -- at least from the outside, there isn't that much going on.)

I haven't seen this device in person yet, but from what I can see it is already obsolete if you compare it with the PicoAir -- brought to you by Celluon with Microvision technology inside.

Of course I'm biased, but I did these comparisons of specifications.

Hey Lenovo Product Engineers... give Microvision a call!!

From the specs: 

Brightness:

Celluon PicoAir = 34 laser lumens 

Lenovo Pocket Projector = 50 LED lumens

• We've tested this before. In my own test (sorry, searching for the reference) the 10 lumen ShowWX held its own against a 25 lumen LED/DLP projector.
• In another recent user comparison, the 34 lumen PicoAir held its own against a 500 lumen LED/DLP projector. (See here)

Resolution:

Celluon PicoAir = 720P (1920x720)

Lenovo Pocket Projector = 480P (854x480)

• PicoAir has 3x the resolution. 

Size:

Celluon PicoAir = 168 Cubic Centimeters

Lenovo Pocket Projector = 260 Cubic Centimeters

• Celluon is going to fit in your pocket WAY easier. (I don't even know when mine is in my coat pocket.)

Yes, you can put a memory card into the Pocket Projector, they get points for this -- but if you're controlling it from your cellphone anyway, that might not matter a whole lot.

From Lenovo / c|net review

PROJECT YOUR WORLD – RIGHT FROM YOUR SMARTPHONE

Project movies, photos, or presentations – supersized up to 110"

Works with any Android device (4.3 or later)

Ultraportable – big screen, small device

Multiple ways to connect your device – including wirelessly

Long battery life – up to 2.5 hours on a single charge

MicroSD slot offers up to 32GB storage for big multimedia libraries

50-lumen LED light engine designed for up to 20,000 hours' use