DLP Projectors

What's this? A gadget-centric week in review? Why yes, dear readers, the new Ars Technica 5.0 redesign has brought us the dedicated coverage that gadgetry has always rightfully deserved. Our new gadget-devoted journal, Gear & Gadgets , has already had a busy inaugural week with some hot news on the latest must-have gizmos. Let's take a look at the highlights in gadgetry from the week. The Palm ...

The Optoma's Pico projector is so small and shiny it looks good enough to eat. That may be true but a closer look at its capabilities make the tiny titan a bit hard to swallow.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 is the manufacturer’s first rugged, waterproof, dustproof & shockproof digital camera. This camera is designed for both outdoor enthusiasts and general shooters seeking a go-anywhere camera and will be available as soon as in April.These features are new to Panasonic’s Lumix line, but can be found on competitive models as well. They remind me of Olympus Tough series, for instance the Tough 8000 and Tough 6000 cameras. Where the TS1 really differentiates itself is in

Pico projectors have been multiplying like gerbils over the past year and a half, so it was probably only a matter of time until we saw a developer's kit released upon the market, right? Right. Well, Texas Instruments has announced it's doing just that -- released through Digi-Key Corporation. The kit will contain an HVGA resolution DLP projection device, a three color LED, a power supply, and a ...

Pico projectors have been multiplying like gerbils over the past year and a half, so it was probably only a matter of time until we saw a developer's kit released upon the market, right? Right. Well, Texas Instruments has announced they're doing just that -- released through Digi-Key Corporation. The kit will contain an HVGA resolution DLP projection device, a three color LED, a power supply, and a video cable connected to a BeagleBoard which boasts an OMAP35x processor, supported by Linux. The