DLP Projectors

The projector uses a DLP (Digital Light Processing) chip and LED light module to project a picture onto a surface.Apparently, it takes a cell phone to use this device. Check it out in the video demo below--

We covered Texas Instruments’ (TI’s) phone-based DLP Pico projector last year, including this cool, short video of it in action, but until now it’s been a prototype. That’s all changed now as TI announced production availability of its miniature DLP Pico chipset at the 2008 Mobile World Congress Show in Barcelona.

Before we go into the details of these new Cineversum BlackWing Projectors you got to admit they do look like they could be Darth Vader collectibles, it does have that Star Wars look to them really. Anyway enough of the stupid talk let me tell you about them, these projectors called BlackWing are the latest projectors from Cineversum, the three new projects not only look hot but the features are quite impressive as well. Oh my god Yoda will be well impress with the spec sheet, all three C

Mobile phones are certainly going to be improved in 2008 and 2009 with e-paper and projectors for better video playback and web browsing capabilities. An Israeli company named “Explay” just developed the “world’s smallest projector”. This Explay nano-projector is tiny enough to be embedded in a mobile phone and other portable gadgets. The small projector can display images 20 times bigger than the device itself, the aim is to see this technology integrated into 3rd party products. Source:

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