Perhaps one of the most unusual LG TV products of late, the StanbyMe Go Portable sits somewhere between a TV and a portable projector. It has all the benefits of a portable projector, in that you can easily travel with it – whether its a camping trip or a board room meeting – but also the benefits of a TV. That means it's plenty bright in any light, and doesn't need a screen to show it.
It's a 27-inch TV, built into a brief case. It has a 1080P resolution with a touchscreen display. It also has a built in battery for up to three hours watching time, and Wi-Fi connectivity for easy streaming via the LG WebOS and LG channels.
Granted, it's not going to give you the giant picture of a projector and the briefcase takes up a little more space, but it's a great way to bring a high quality screen with you – wherever you're headed.
The best part though is that this model has now been highly discounted ahead of Black Friday and you can now pick it up the LG StanbyMe Go Portable on Amazon for $796.99 – that's 33% or $400 off the full retail price.
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