Thumb drives are great for storing multimedia because they are very small and extremely portable. Be sure you transfer all of the video or movies before you leave your home. Having “local” content, that is to say, content that is stored on your device, thumb drive, SD card or hard drive, could be better, especially if you do not have access to a cellular or WiFi signal.
When it comes to content, the sky’s the limit. For this article, I chose my Apple iPad Mini 2. Or you could stream video via your phone (provided you have a good WiFi or cellular connection – watch out for those connection fees though!). You could store videos (music or photos) on a thumb drive or an SD card.
AAXA HD PICO PROJECTOR PORTABLE
You can bring a portable DVD player, or a smartphone or tablet, or even a laptop. I will speak a bit generically here, but also provide some product thoughts (especially if I have reviewed the technology before). If you do intend on sneaking some technology on your camping trip, whether it is to keep the kids entertained in the tent while the adults enjoy a cool (or warm) beverage by the campfire, or you want to catch up on the latest game, or you simply want to share previous camping videos around a digital campfire of sorts, you need to select the appropriate gear to pack. Obviously, the gear that you bring may be different but I wanted to provide some thoughts on what you may want to bring.
This article is about some ideas on setting up a portable yet quite functional camping theater. Either way, if you do decide to bring technology to a camping environment, make sure it is small and lightweight. If you are car camping, you still need to think about space. When you go camping, especially if you have to hike to a campsite where you pack in all of your gear, you need to be very concerned about weight and the size of the things you bring. It is more about setting up a small portable camping theater, with the primary device being the AAXA P5 Pico Projector. This article is NOT about the good or the bad of bringing and using technology while camping (although many camp sites are starting to have free WiFi for better or worse).
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But there may be an occasional instance when being able to show a movie or stream a broadcast (provided you have a good data plan and connectivity) is ok within a camping environment. Lord knows, I barely ever do it and having to pry my daughters’ phones from their hands is like trying to remove a limpet from a wet rock. It’s good to disconnect from time to time. Camping is all about returning to nature, friends and family, and “roughing it,” right? Ideally yes, and it is often a great way to detach ourselves from technology and the daily digital addiction our device provide.
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