Yesterday we showed you the 557 x 234 resolution touting, $670+ price tag sporting iJector iPhone projector and shrugged it off as nothing more than an overpriced peripheral.

Well, the MiLi Pro iPhone projector isn’t much better, but it definitely is better. This LED projector will feature a 640×480 resolution, and the ability to project an image up to 70 inches. However, the manufacturers don’t recommed above 40 inches but with its 10 lumens you’re probably going to want to go much lower.

The MiLi Pro laso features VGA and RCA inputs along with an iPhone dock connector and is expected to ship sometime in September.

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Tags: Apple, Cell Phones, iPhone, iPhone, LED, mili pro, Mobile News, projector, Projectors

The gadget above is CTD’s Dragonfly MID concept which is actually more than a very portable MID. Unfold it and you get an actual laptop. It has everything you need: a full QWERTY keyboard, a LED backlit LCD and a Microsoft OS (Windows XP to be precise). The company will use a Moorestown chip inside and one of the most attractive features could be an all-day battery. Unfortunately we have no idea if and when the company will launch the Dragonfly but we wish them lots of luck with actually creating it.

via Engadget

Tags: concept, CTD, Dragonfly, laptop, Laptops, LED, MID, Mobile News, Moorestown, Portable Devices

We have a new projector concept for you guys and this one is ready to work with your favorite Nokia phone. The Nokia Pulse Projector comes with a LED-projector, a NXT speaker with Dolby sound and Bluetooth connectivity ready to snatch anything you’d like to project from your Nokia phone. In terms of performance the Pulse will offer from 15- to 60-inch images thrown at 7.87 feet, a native resolution of 1,280 x 768, a contrast ratio of 1,500:1, LED light technology and 1,000 lumens of brightness. So what do you think? Will Nokia make the Pulse?

via Yanko Design

Tags: LED, Nokia, Nokia, Portable Devices, projector, Projectors, Pulse

Do you know that reading device they call a Kindle? Well if you don’t really like reading digital stuff when you go to bed, we have an alternative that will give you plenty of light without disturbing anyone else sleeping in the room. It’s the Supper Slim LED Page Light which will let you read your stuff at night.

The white LEDs will flash the light within the lens and it will project it onto the page without actually getting in your eyes. So how cool is that? It costs just $25 and it’s really portable. You could take it with you anywhere you go and replace that mini lamp you’re carrying around.

via thedesignblog

Tags: Kindle, LED, Page Light, Portable Devices

Here’s another thing the world doesn’t really need, but, as we’ve learned before, this isn’t going to stop anyone from buying it. This hourglass lantern, designed by Young-Bok Kim works just like any other hourglass, except in doesn’t have any sand in it, but a lot of LEDs. And you can even adjust how long it takes for the light “to flow” from top to bottom. And guess what the effect is? Well, in time the luminance decreases at the top as it increases at the bottom. Nice special effect though!

In case you are interested in this hourglass, I must sadly inform you that it is still a concept and hasn’t been released on the market yet.

via Yanko Design

Tags: concept, Hourglass, LED, Mobile News, Portable Devices

They’ve finally done it. And it was about time, if you ask me. The High Definition LED screen is the first true 720p high definition display in Times Square and it’s composed of 1,266,400 LEDs.

Karl Bearnarth, senior vice president, marketing, JVC Company of America says:

Times Square might have changed a bit in the 30 years that JVC has had a presence there, but it continues to live up to its nickname as the ‘crossroads of the world’. For many of the millions of visitors that pass through the area every year, the bright lights and billboards are a main attraction. We think our new high definition billboard will create plenty of excitement thanks to its stunning resolution and our creative use of all three LED display areas.

The giant screen measures 19 x 34 feet and features a 16:9 wide screen aspect ratio and a 1280 x 720 resolution. Another 71-foot LED ticker is running beneath it and curves below the base of the JVC globe. Did I forget to mention the globe, well yeah, there also is the Globe. The Globe that has been marking the northeast Broadway corner with 43rd Street. But it has been refurbished using a high density fluorescent paint, so it’ definitely a must see! Actually I don’t think you can miss it while wandering around Times Square! So be sure to take a look!

Tags: hd, jvc, LED, screen, Times Square, Uncategorized

We were waiting for quite a while to announce the availability of the new 24 inch Apple Cinema Display. It’s November already and the LED-backlit display should already be available. And what do you know, it looks like it is! Despite the fact Apple has it displayed on its site as “ships: November”, there’s an “Add to Cart” button which means you can order yours now. The display costs $899 which you already know and it will get you a 1,920×1,200 resolution, DisplayPort, built-in iSight camera and microphone, integrated stereo speakers, a 3-port USB hub and a MagSafe adapter. A little too expensive sure, but then again, it’s an Apple product!

Tags: 24-inch, Apple, Apple, Cinema Display, Desktop PCs, Laptops, LED, Mobile News

Here is one more cell phone destined for a Korea-only life. The Pantech IM-U300K is a clamshell that is HSDPA capable with WCDMA global roaming and video calling. There is also the usual suite of applications like an mp3 player, electronic dictionary, and a document viewer. But what sets it apart isn’t the terrestrial DMB TV or the passable 2-megapixel camera but the 49 LED dots that are present on the front folder of the IM-U300K. These LEDs have the ability to form personalized icons/messages for 15 different situations including receiving messages, alarm, and caller identification. Furthermore, users can also create their own personalized icons with the bundled PC Sync Tool.

The IM-U300K Neon-Sign phone will be available in a choice of white, sky blue, and black on Korea’s KTF mobile network although there is no information on when.
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Tags: Cell Phones, IM-u300k, korea, ktf, LED, neon, Pantech

3M will showcase a mini mobile projector next week in CES 2008. It’s LED-illuminated and ultra-compact as you can see on the picture. It can be used with practically any mobile device such as mobile phones and portable media players. It offers VGA resolution images and can project pictures up to 40 inches. Launch is expected to be in the next couple of months.

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Tags: LED, mobile projector, Portable Devices