It is something in CES 2009. Korean giant, Samsung, unveiled Samsung Show. This iPhone-form-factor-look-alike may project its display in the big screen like projector. The phone uses TI’s DLP technology rather than the Logic Bolt’s LCoS system to project images onto a big screen. The phone is kinda smartphone, although running under proprietary OS. Unfortunately this ...

Samsung made use of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, to present today its first mobile pico projector, the MBP200. The projector uses the DLP chip from Texas Instruments, which enables the device to project a screen of up to 50" at HVGA resolution (480x320 pixels.) Furthermore, the projector has its own 2.2" display with

Today in Las Vegas, at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung shed light on its new MBP200 Pico Projector. The MBP200 is a pocket-sized DLP projector, and features a 2.2" QVGA-resolution display and a microSD card slot. Read the full story here.

Today Samsung introduced a pico projector accessory for mobile phones. The MBP200 is powered by a miniaturized version of the same imaging technology found in DLP HDTVs It connects to mobile phones and laptops via Texas Instruments' DLP pico ...

Do you remember Optoma's first Pico projector based on the DLP Pico chipset that I written about several moths ago? Projector that is smaller than most of the Smartphones, projector that fits in your palm and is the ideal companion with S60 devices equipped with the TV out such as Nokia N95 or Nokia N96 or Nokia N82?!? Connected to any of motioned S60 devices, the four-ounce Optoma Pico proje...

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The DLP® Pico Projector Kit enables developers to add digital projection to their new applications. The kit is very small with total dimensions of 71mm x 41mm x 14mm or 2.8” x 1.6” x 0.55”. The kit uses an HDMI input and can accept only VGA, HVGA and QVGA resolutions. The output is a digital HVGA projection. An I2C signal can be used to control the projector through the HDMI connection when...

Well you’ve seen the video, what do you think? Do you actually need this feature embedded in your current smartphone. As you might already know there are various mini-projectors to choose from and we did show them to you earlier on. I could think of lots of reasons for not having a DLP projector inside

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.

The new Texas Instruments's Pico chipset could turn your mobile into a cinema projector