We’ve seen products from Optoma before, such as the PK 301 and their first pico-projector. Optoma has just introduced the Neo-i Phone/iPod speaker dock that has its own pico-projector. It can project a 120 inch picture with 854 x 480 pixel resolution image. It supports TV out and any App like Netflix, …

We’ve reported on Optoma’s pico-projectors before, and this one, the PK 301, was on display at CES 2010. The PK 301 can put out 50 lumens, which is quite brighter than previous models. It has a resolution of 854 x 480 and is supposedly the “ultimate netbook companion”. The PK 301 is …

This one device is under construction by Optoma, but it essentially uses a pico projector with compact screen to create a new type of display. I am going to assume that all the hardware folds up in this bag, and it is easily portable. Of course, the projector would have to be directly …

Optoma, the leader in projector technology, has announced its plans to bring out the first Pico projector based on a DLP Pico chip in the latter part of 2008. The projector will be on display in the ongoing InfoComm 2008 even in Las Vegas at stall #C909. European and Asian markets will first be targeted [...]