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The latest DLP innovation from the world leader in mobile projection solutions enables compelling viewing options that expand beyond the limitations of a physical screen for mobile users of cellular phones, digital cameras and portable media players.
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DLP pico-projectors, can either be used either as standalone projector or as an integrated component in mobile devices, will provide consumers and business professionals with the flexibility to share video and graphic content in a larger way.
The DLP pico-prototype further advances TI’s mobile projection technology, building on the 2006 introduction of DLP-based pocket projectors. These products are in the market today from manufacturers, including Mitsubishi, Samsung, and Toshiba. Pacific Media Associates (PMA), a global research firm, expects this pocket projector category to grow to more than 1M units by 2010. TI demonstrated the viewing experience advantage of showing mobile phone content on a pocket projector in January 2007. The introduction of the pico-projector capabilities will provide manufacturers and end-users even more options on how they can view and share information and content.
“As the leader in home theater and business projection, TI DLP Products continues to develop new and exciting ways that our manufacturing customers can apply DLP technology in innovative consumer products,” said Frank J. Moizio, Worldwide Strategic Marketing and Business Development Manager, TI DLP Front Projection. “Over the next few years, we envision a large opportunity for the convergence of projection technology and mobile devices, like cell phones,” Moizio added.
Now in addition to using TI’s world leading OMAP™ processor technology for processing video and graphics content, mobile manufacturers can take advantage of TI DLP pico-projection technology as a new and enhanced display option in their devices. As the OMAP wireless application platform has helped revolutionize processing of media content on mobile devices, DLP pico-projection technology will advance the viewing experience of mobile devices providing significant improvements in productivity and entertainment experiences.
Key benefits of DLP projectors include: smoother images with no “screen door” effect; crisp and clear presentation of fast motion video; vibrant colors created by its BrilliantColor technology; and proven reliability across all facets – picture reliability over time (no fading, yellowing or color decay over time as compared to other display technologies), overall performance and dust-resistance.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 17:39:51
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Any idea on how big the projection is?
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Posted: 2007-03-27 17:42:47
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Judging from
earlier prototypes of such technology, projection will be about laptop size screen or there abouts.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 17:48:24
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How big is the laptop in question?
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Posted: 2007-03-27 17:51:03
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Project sizes vary as you may know according to distance, but putting a rough figure on this an educated guess would be upto 17" for decent quality viewing.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 17:59:09
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17" is decent, depends though if you want to sacrifice quality for size though.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 18:10:45
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Concepts (in various forms) have been floating around for the last few years now, would be nice to see an actual working device in the market sometime soon.
Here's a close-up of the projector.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 18:19:03
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Hi axxxr and all,
This concept was big news last year although i have yet to see it materilise as of yet, but i was lead to believe you would be able to produce large quality images larger than a 32" inch screen as it was projected onto a wall. They were talking about it being built in devices or as an add on for Mobiles PSP's etc etc. if it is not too expensive this could be huge especially for travellers to remain entertained in Hotel rooms or even Power Point presentations at meetings.
Marc
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Posted: 2007-03-27 18:31:03
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On 2007-03-27 18:31:03, Dogmann wrote:
Hi axxxr and all,
This concept was big news last year although i have yet to see it materilise as of yet, but i was lead to believe you would be able to produce large quality images larger than a 32" inch screen as it was projected onto a wall. They were talking about it being built in devices or as an add on for Mobiles PSP's etc etc. if it is not too expensive this could be huge especially for travellers to remain entertained in Hotel rooms or even Power Point presentations at meetings.
Marc
But i doubt that this is not going to be expensive.It sure will be expensive.I can guarantee that.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 20:30:37
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Just looking at the top of the picture, it's got no lens cover. Imagine scratching the lens on the, you'd be pretty screwed.
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Posted: 2007-03-27 22:29:13
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