DLP Projectors

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" Coming soon ," huh? Soon, indeed. Optoma's DLP-based pico projector, which is formally known as the EP-PK-101 (or PK101 in some circles), is now up for pre-order at Amazon. So, just how much will you pay for a 4-ounce beamer that you can carry in your left front pocket? If your answer is anything less than $399.99, you're out of luck here. [Via I4U News ] Filed under: Displays ...

Click here to view the embedded video. Texas Instruments is the proud father of DLP display technology. They are also one of the first manufacturers to create the tinny Pico projector technology. Before TI gave their technology to companies like Optoma and Toshiba. they were displaying their Pico projector at conventions and trade shows worldwide. Here is a look back as to what Texas Instruments help create. The Pico projector featured in the video features HVGA (640 x 240) resolution and could

Ever wonder what a DLP Pico Projector looked like on the inside? Well, our friends that TechOn! have published an interesting essay that shows all the components. The optics and the backlight are obviously the more difficult pieces of the puzzle. Interesting stuff! A Pico Projector is a retro-projector that is as small as a match box or a deck or cards. It could be used with a number of devices, but many think that it could be a popular companion for mobile phones, one day. More pico-project

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