We have reported on projectors in cellphones before, like the Micro Mini Projector. One day, cell phone projectors could be as small as a credit card, and fit very conveniently in an apparatus that you see in the picture. It will be able to do a 15-inch screen from as little as a half …

This is the Samsung Galaxy Beam i8520, it is a phone that we have reported on before, and it is headed to Singapore. It has one big bragging rights as the first (but probably not last) Android handset to have a pico-projector. It does 5 to 50 inch projections, at 6 lumens. It …

What you’re looking at here is the Moject, a way of projecting games on the iPhone using a pico-projector. Granted, that isn’t anything new, but the Moject allows for gesture controls. You will note the spaceship in the video moves with the user’s wrist motion and such. I think this is the …

Microvision has recently released a pocket-sized Show WX pico projector, which offers “infinite focus”. What is that? That means no matter how you do this thing, it will always have a focused image on the wall. The image will be an 848 x 480 resolution, and can be six inches to 200 …

I’ve recently heard that Sanwa’s “world’s cheapest projector” was $119, but my source tells me that the price has been jacked up to $179. That is a real shame, but my source says that there is a Mini-USB projector available for $159.99. This is the Mini USB 2.0 LED projector w/Tripod, which is its …

A few months ago, I got a chance to try out the MPro 120 from 3M. I found this mini projector terrific for attaching to my computer and making terrific big screen versions of my favorite shows off of Hulu. According to our friends at Engadget, it would appear that 3M has come …

Pico Projectors have been making quite a killing lately. This particular one is the Sanwa 400 PRJ-001, a Himax LCoS projector with 640 x 480 resolution, USB connectivity and weighs in at 85 grams. The price for this particular guy is about $119, which could make it one of the most cheapest pico-projectors …

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 …

The LG eXpo should have been out from AT&T by now but apparently some shipment issues have delayed its debut. But the delay is only expected to be a couple of days so before you know it, AT&T may be showing it off for consumer purchase. To refresh you a bit, the LG eXpo runs [...]

Japanese company Lancerlink has recently announced the creation of the MPJ-104WCE, a pico projector that has Windows CE built right in. In other words, you don’t have to hook this up to your computer to get 10-30 inch content on your wall. You can use it to view PDFs, with support for Word, …