Anker has cooked up something pretty weird with the Nebula Capsule II. It combines a lot of different things, for better or worse, into a pint-sized package.

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Android TV comes in a few form factors and at various price-points, it isn't, however, very portable — so enter the Anker Nebula Capsule II.

Sufficient light output is the bane of portable projectors, but the Nebula Capsule II has just enough – as long as you close the curtains.

I think this is an awesome option. The Anker Nebula Capsule II mobile projector is $580. You can buy it directly through their website or on Amazon.

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Anker Nebula Capsule II Review The Nebula Capsule II by Anker is an unusual entertainment projector: It runs the Android TV operating system, and can double as a Bluetooth speaker.

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Projection and audio The Prizm II has a lamp with a brightness of ANSI 200 Lumens, the same as the can-sized Nebula Capsule II — but that's where the similarities end.