Earlier this month, I reported on Aiptek/Mint releasing a 3M LED-based pico-projector. Back in April, Sierra caught wind of the SunView pico-projector being available in Hong Kong. These devices are extremely small, extremely portable, and promises decent performance at a relatively manageable pricepoint. The Aiptek was rumored to cost around $650 and availability starts in September. For those of us looking for a portable and ultra-compact projector, a trip to Asia or Australia was the o No comments

Delta unveils the first full HD LED home theater DLP projector at the IFA 2008 in Berlin. The new LED illumination system replaces the lamp, the color wheel and shutter of a traditional DLP projector, with a precise and complex control algorithm that allows the LED to work with the Micromirror device. With its new LED optics, 1080p resolution and wide color gamut, the projector offers you an unmatched high image quality with the bonus that you are free from lamp replacement, as the LED’s life i No comments

Epson intros 75,000:1 contrast projector, more News Comments Off Epson has introduced a trio of new projectors at the IFA show in Berlin on Friday, including a new top-end model. The new LCD home theater projector, the EH-TW5000, features a record 75,000:1 contrast ratio and uses a new iteration of 3LCD technology that compares well against DLP technology in some of its rivals. The new Epson projector features 1,600 ANSI lumens brightness and will deliver 1080p… From: MacNN | The Macintosh No comments

Filed under: Displays Our friends at Engadget Spanish got a look at Texas Instruments' DLP Pico projector , which both Optoma and Toshiba have expressed interest in. The little unit pumps out a WVGA (we think) 1000:1 image, which they found quite satisfactory, in addition to 0.5 watts of sound. The built-in battery should run the thing for a couple of hours. Action-packed video after ... No comments

Filed under: Displays Our friends at Engadget Spanish got a look at Texas Instruments' DLP Pico projector, which both Optoma and Toshiba have expressed interest in. The little unit pumps out a WVGA (we think) 1000:1 image, which they found quite satisfactory, in addition to 0.5 watts of sound. The built-in battery should run the thing for a couple of hours. Action-packed video after the break, en español!Continue reading Texas Instruments' Pico projector prototype caught on tape No comments