Displaytech announced they will be supplying 13 companies with micro displays for Pico Projector use. Displaytech’s Pico Projector technology, intended for use in cellphones, will be rolled out at CES ...

We love portable gadgets! Nowadays, pretty much every electronic gadget that used to be in one room in the past can now fit in the palm of your hand and they also offer far superior quality than what ...

Pico projectors have become a well-established category in their own right, much to the delight of road warriors and those who want a lot of bang for their buck when it comes to display size. With ...

The biggest names usually take the headlines at CES, but finding an up-and-coming gadget maker with interesting new products is what makes the show worthwhile. By unveiling their own version of the ...

When is a pico-projector not quite a pico-projector? Why, when it's a micro-projector of course. Profligate pico producer AAXA have obviously decided that their latest model, the AAXA M1, isn't quite ...

WowWee’s Cinemin pico projectors fit any situation you’d be pico projecting in. The Swivel is a candybar that angles 90 degrees; the Stick’s tinier and takes SD cards, and the Station’s an iPod dock ...

Pico projectors have found their way into smartphones before now (e.g. the Samsung Galaxy Beam), but mostly as an gimmicky add on. And one that’s fizzled out, rather than becoming a standard issue ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Digital projectors revolutionized mobile presentations by harnessing mass-produced liquid-crystal display (LCD) technology to stand-in for viewgraphs–enabling high-output light bulbs ...

While pico projectors of yore have relied on VGA, RGB, or S-Video connectors, the updated MicroVision SHOWWX+ HDMI adds the digital HDMI connector to the small pocket-sized pico-projector. The change ...

While many big companies are putting on big press conferences next week at CES, many smaller ones are getting their new gadgets out there early so people will want to drop by their booth. Velocity ...

Let's face it. Phones today have everything. You can watch full-length movies in better quality than you can on your four-year-old laptop with some phones. So, what's next? What new feature can be ...