A Laser TV.... in your pocket? - How do Laser Projectors Work?

Today we find out how a laser projector works from the INSIDE! Get current pricing on the Capsule 3 HERE 👇:
If youve ever though that LED or bulb projectors are too faded and dim - It might be time to take a look at a new Laser project from Nebula. This Capsule 3 pocket sized laser projector is 1.8 times BRIGHTER than a regular LED projector. Which makes movies look great in a dark room all the way up to 120 inches.

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[jrchannel]

The engineering and miniaturization of this thing is just impressive

[TheHookUp]

It's important for people to understand what they're getting into with the Capsule 3. It's portable first, and a projector second. For $800 you can get a 1080p non-portable projector with 10x the brightness of the Capsule 3. The portability of the Capsule 3 isn't just a "nice to have" feature, it's the main and basically only feature.

[drkastenbrot]

Its a super high power blue (450nm) laser diode firing into a spinning diffuse disk that has three sections: a transparent one to leave blue light through and two sections coated with a red and green luminophore (substance that flouresces under blue light). the uneven distribution of those sections is due to the different efficiencies, especially of the green conversion.
this gives you somewhere around 50-70% efficiency producing the colors, while a standard white led with filter setup gives you about 30% at best.

[Sir_Djack]

That's not a teardown, that's a rearjerker destruction xD
Glad to see that your sponsored videos are as honest as your reviews !

[kevinbacon]

This was one of the very few times I’ve been sad to see a device taken apart by you. What a great projector. Thanks for the details!

[DjPsYcOtIc]

9:14 - I made it that far! :) My current favorite movie is Entrapment - Also loving the literal tear down and tear apart, this is how I do things if I don't care. Thank you for taking the time to document and share.

[TechPhD]

The title succeed in bringing me here, well done Zack 😭👍🏾

[jqpublic]

JEEBUS KEERISTE JERRY! 🤣

'The Jerry Laser Projector Massacre"

[tomwilliams]

That "warranty ship sailed long ago" 🤣😆😄😁
That was quite the borderline violent tear down. A testament to a well built little device I should say.

[KShedTech]

I don't think I have ever seen Zac brute force anything. it was interesting to see you basically just destroy something because the copany was sneaky with their hiding screws . that drives me nutty lol

[electronicintruder]

Love to support your Not a wheelchair and all your efforts. All your video content is quite interesting and entertaining. I salute you! In my mind I think of you as a friend. Go Zack!

[Andrew]

That vivid color of the laser would fit the movie, "Pitch Black" staring Vin Diesel

[clarencewiles]

Thanks for your inspection and information. It does look like a solid build. And good quality projection.

[marcstlaurent]

On Any Sunday for me, an early seventy's motorcycle documentary with lot of heart and humor . Thanks again Jerry .

[jdrissel]

It uses a blue laser which excites something (phosphors or nanospheres) to produce the light that gets projected. That is a really cool trick and it will allow better colors as better nanospheres are developed. It also makes it more efficient because you only need one laser power supply and one modulation control. Very slick design.

[jdpresence]

Greatest!
Thanks for the review and a little bit of specifications.
We keep watching and waiting for the new gadgets and their reviews.
WATCHING FROM:TANZANIA.

[blazezfun]

It was way to expensive for me😂. But it is so satisfying watching you ripping it apart! The learning curve in your videos is steep but so much more valuable than what school is to me

[Sen.]

Who needs a favorite movie when you have Jerry doing teardowns like this.

[SegaDisneyUniverse]

Everyone else: "That laser projector has amazing tec! I wanna buy one!"

Me: Country Time Blueberry Lemonade is by far one of my favorite juices! I usually buy the bottles whenever I visit my local Walmarts.😆

[dukie]

I have a problem watching the destruction, but couldn’t look away😂