16
2008
Tiny pocket sized projector from 3M
A few tiny pocket sized projectors have been seen around the trade shows over this last year. The latest one comes from 3M who are actually about to officially launch the product. The pocket projector is named the MPro110 mini Projector. This mini projector will cost $359 when it is launched. It will require a [...]
24
2008
Plywood works as a display, a printer, a keypad and a projector
If you ever looked at a slab of plywood and thought, “I’d love a phone that resembled this,” Japan’s KDDI has you in mind. Designed by Hideo Kanbara, the conceptual “Ply” would put a different function in each of its six super-thin layers. On the top one, the display; in the next, a keypad; in [...]
11
2008
QingBar MP101 mini projector – share movies and photos from your iPhone or iPod
While the iPhone and iPod Touch are pretty good for watching movies by yourself, what about those times when you want to share? Having a group of people huddled around that relatively small screen can be pretty awkward, so this mini projector dock from Honlai Technology seems like a good alternative, at first glance at [...]
7
2008
Pocket Projector – Mint V10
Mint Wireless, based in Australia, have created a very nice projector named Mint V10. This tiny pocket sized projector is designed to work with your mobile phone, PDA or UMPC and allows you to have access to a larger pocket sized screen. The Mint V10 measures 125 x 55 x 23 mm and projects the [...]
7
2008
Portable Projector from Lightspeed Design Inc – DepthQ HD 3D Projectors
Lightspeed Design Inc has teamed up with InFocus to create the world’s premier portable and high-definition 3D projectors called the DepthQ HD 3D Projectors, which can be used to generate superb 3D images of games and enjoy it all. However, the projectors will use big plastic glasses and use a single lens and offers picture [...]
25
2008
Slick Projector Alarm Clock
Both of these retro-modern alarm clocks from Oregon Scientific feature a projector that shines the current time on the ceiling of your austere sleeping chamber. The $30 RRA320 is just a regular clock/radio alarm, while for $20 more the RRM320PA brings in atomic-clock synchronization and a temperature display with a wireless thermometer that works from [...]
