Since we featured the novel Fujitsu F04B last week we have been thinking more and more about the technology of segmented modular gadgetry, but we never expected to hear of a similar gadget so quickly. Enter the LG eXpo mobile phone with detatchable pico projector. Powered by the Texas Instruments embedded pico projector technology the [...]
Looking at Christmas presents? It seems these days that those “eager beaver” people have already got Xmas presents brought and wrapped by august let alone November. But now the festive feelings have started to kick in people are starting to discuss the topic a bit more. Earlier on in the year we touted the “xmas [...]
When it comes to embedded pico projector’s the first thing we think about, by nature of there being a few seen in Taiwan is the idea of a mobile phone pico projector. That title can definitely be awarded to the Fujitsu F-04B. Heralded by the gadget blogs and magazines as the first mobile phone with [...]
We talk a lot about the current pico projector’s out here on microProjector5, but occasionally we like to sit back and take a wild stab at where we think the micro projector market is going- both as a mass market consumer product and more broadly speaking as a technology in a fast developing world. So [...]
Uniden – a global consumer electronics corporation has gained rights to rebrand the MicroVision ShowWx and resell it to its customers via its own distribution channels – (Announced by MicroVision at the end of last month.) While in some parts of the world consumers eager to get their hands on a Microvision ShowWx are struggling [...]
As the big companies fight it out in research and development labs across the world a war brews over the horizon. Traditional LCD displays have been around for a long time, relatively speaking and have more than a foothold over plasma at this point. OLED is the new boy who has already made a good [...]
Now that title may be a mouthful but Ericsson are hoping to bring this to the technology table. Quite a suprising announcement from Ericsson shows that they are developing a “spider pc” – a tiny computer that will fit within your pocket, using a projected keyboard and display (pico projector based) it can effectively be [...]
