-text c-gray-1" >The "Swiss Army knife of electronics." That's the best way Sprint can define the LivePro, a touchscreen projector/Android hotspot made by Chinese manufacturer ZTE. The device, which goes for $300 with a two-year contract, is the first in a brand-new hybrid category -- and depending on how successful it is, it may well be the last. Although the LivePro has a wide range of capabilities that make it useful on many different fronts, its demand will be incredibly niche. What kind of person needs such a unique device, and is it good enough to even attract them?

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ZTE Sprint LivePro 65 Pros
Projector is decently bright in dark rooms
Can charge up other devices
Comes with tripod mount
Lets you project external media via HDMI, USB, microSD
Cons
Horrible battery life when projector is on
High price limits consumer interest
Uses Sprint's