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Introducing the 3M Camcorder Projector Shoot ‘n Share CP40. It’s a high definition camcorder, a camera and a projector. All in one! Now you can shoot HD videos or photos, then project and share instantly. And, there’s no need to download files to view them. (more…)

Sony Ericsson has filed for a US patent for a “Mobile Communication Device with Built-In Projecting Screen” that could translate to a smartphone with an integrated pico projector. The device shown would also get a fold-out screen surface onto which that pico projector will throw the images on. From the technical drawings taken from the patent, it’s not likely the projector is made to work without the fold-out screen, however. (more…)

Speculating on future Apple gear is always fun, and Friday’s rumor is intriguing (if highly unlikely). A series of Friday blogospheric musings are pondering whether Apple might add a pico projector to the next-generation iPhone (a.k.a. iPhone 5).

A pico projector, also known as pocket or handheld projector, projects images onto a nearby surface, such as a wall or desktop. It’s a developing  technology, one that may play a major role in future smartphones, although today it’s strictly the stuff of blue-sky demos. (more…)

The word Pico is a Spanish term that technically means “one trillionth” but by many it is also define as very small and it has recently emerged as a standard term used by the projector industry to describe very small projectors . As such, Pico Projectors are tiny handheld projectors that are significantly smaller than the traditional table top projectors that we have come to expect .

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A few days ago 3M unveiled two new projectors and also hinted towards their first ever digital camcorder projector called the Shoot ‘n Share. Today, the company unveiled the device in its own official press release. The Shoot ‘n Share is a digital projector that that can display 15 ANSI lumens and a VGA (640 x 480) resolution. (more…)

Samsung today introduced the AMOLED Beam (SPH-W9600) to the Korean market. The successor to the Samsung Haptic Beam (SPH-W7900), the world’s first full-touch beam projector phone, the AMOLED Beam delivers an enhanced viewing experience and richer image projection. (more…)