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Daily Life In Kashmir
Aerial view of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its lush green meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
A young man takes pictures of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its scenic meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
A young man takes pictures of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its scenic meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
Aerial view of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its lush green meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
A young man takes pictures of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its scenic meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
Aerial view of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its lush green meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
Aerial view of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its lush green meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
A young man takes pictures of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its scenic meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
Aerial view of the Amarnath Yatra base camp at Baltal in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on July 24, 2025. Baltal is primarily known as a base camp and starting point for the Amarnath Yatra, a Hindu pilgrimage to the Amarnath Cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir. It is recognized for its lush green meadows and proximity to snow-capped mountains. Additionally, it serves as a base for camping and trekking, providing views of the Himalayas and the Sindh River. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Camping In Serifos Island
People camp with a tent in the Livadi area of Serifos, on July 13, 2025. (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Camping In Serifos Island
People camp with a tent in the Livadi area of Serifos, on July 13, 2025. (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Camping In Serifos Island
People camp with a tent in the Livadi area of Serifos, on July 13, 2025. (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Camping In Serifos Island
People camp with a tent in the Livadi area of Serifos, on July 13, 2025. (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life Between Banff And Cochrane
BANFF, CANADA – MAY 22:
A mountain sheep seen in the middle of a road along the shoreline of Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park, Banff, Alberta, Canada on May 22, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life Between Banff And Cochrane
BANFF, CANADA – MAY 22:
Two Jack Lake in Banff National Park, Banff, Alberta, Canada on May 22, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life Between Banff And Cochrane
BANFF, CANADA – MAY 22:
Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park, Banff, Alberta, Canada on May 22, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Street Art Festival In Warsaw
Actors are seen performing in an outdoor theatre performance called "Baltic Holiday" during the Warsaw Street Art Festival in Warsaw, Poland on 28 June, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
Ferrari Press Agency
Pop-up 1
Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
Ferrari Press Agency
Pop-up 1
Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
Ferrari Press Agency
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Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186212061_FER
Pop-up screen ith built in projector
Ferrari Press Agency
Pop-up 1
Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
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Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
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Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Pop-up screen ith built in projector
Ferrari Press Agency
Pop-up 1
Ref 16922
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Arovia
A pop-up display screen with a built-in projection unit that fits into a tiny carry case is ready to offer visuals anywhere indoors or outside.
The high resolution 37 inch sPlay Max screen expands just like a pop-up tent when pulled out of the case.
The projector slides out of the back presenting with a large wrinkle-free portable screen, with 1080p visuals with USB-C and HDMI connections.
That means it can link to a laptop while Airplay could be enabled by plugging a streaming stick into the HDMI port.
The pop-up display can be setup on a desk or used with a tripod, and has its own battery for use out in the open —perhaps when camping.
The whole package weighs only 1.5 kg, and collapses down into the headphone-sized case.
The screen has been developed by Texas-based US company Arovia,
A spokesman said the screen offers laptop users a bigger screen to work with, and reduces blue light by up to 70% while being totally glare-free.
The projector unit can also be used along, pointed at a wall or screen in a darkened space for use as an ultra-short-throw entertainment box.
The Splay Max is available for pre-0rder at €645 euros – about 50% off the expected retail price.
It will come with the protective case, HDMI cable and plus USB-C to HDMI adapter, a right-angle adapter, USB-C power adapter, and a mini tripod stand.
The Splay Max should be ready for shipping in November.
OPS: The Splay Max pop up projection screen
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
A 'Kananaskis Country Golf Course' signboard seen in the Kananaskis Improvement District, Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
A 'Boundary Ranch' signboard seen in the Kananaskis Improvement District, Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
A scenic view from Kananaskis Village, looking toward the Kananaskis Country Golf Course, in the Kananaskis Improvement District, Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
Stickers on bins near the Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge seen in Kananaskis Village, an unincorporated community nestled in Alberta’s Rockies within the Kananaskis Country park system, in the Kananaskis Improvement District, Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
A scenic view of the Kananaskis Country Golf Course, nestled in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, in Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Kananaskis Prepares To Host G7 Summit
KANANASKIS, CANADA – MAY 21:
A scenic view of the Kananaskis Country Golf Course, nestled in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, in Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
The area, which hosted the 28th G8 Summit at the Kananaskis Resort in June 2002, is set to welcome world leaders again for the 51st G7 Summit scheduled for June 15–17, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
