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Take apart a Smartphone LASER Projector - How does it work?

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The Blackview Max 1 is a super intriguing Android Smartphone released in 2019. An inexpensive phone, yet has the ability to laser project videos and images onto any flat surface. Today we are going to take apart the Blackview Max 1 and see how it works from the inside. Current Max 1 pricing: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32970584787.html

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