The new Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector from Sony is designed specifically to change the daily experience and transform the spaces we live in. Despite being only 3.94 cubic inches, it holds internal speakers and can project an image onto walls, tables, or any adjacent surface.

Thanks to its tiny size, the projector can be placed flat against a surface and the image is corrected to project a sharp 22″ image. Pulling the device further from the surface, the image can be grown up to 80″ wide and turn any wall into a movie screen. The Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector can either play video from a Wi-Fi connection or through its HDMI jack (and a cable box, Blue-ray player, etc).

The Sony Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector will retail for $999; a matching stand will elevate the device to an ideal viewing height, with a retail price of $199.

The Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector is part of Sony’s new home experience concept: the “Life Space UX” made its east coast debut on March 17th, 2016 at the Architectural Digest Design Show in New York City. The aim of “Life Space UX” is to demonstrate how consumer technology can enrich people’s experience within existing space. As part of the experience, a variety of consumer products are being developed by Sony to use light, sound. and visuals in unexpected ways.

Further information can be found on Sony’s website: www.sony.com/electronics/life-space-ux/

If you would like to experience “Life Space UX,” the Architectural Digest Design Show will be open through March 20th at Pier 94 in New York. For an even closer look, the Sony team will be hosting special interactive product demonstrations during the Architectural Digest Design Show at 4 PM daily.

All of the products in the Sony “Life Space UX” are coming to market for the first time in May 2016 and will be available at MoMA Design Stores in New York City and at MoMA Store online (www.momastore.org).