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3M Says VGA Micro-Projector Will Hit Stores This Year

Jan 4, 2008, 2:32 PM by Eric Lin

3M today announced it is making production samples of a new micro-projector available to manufacturers. The 3M projector appears to best competing prototypes by using an LED light instead of laser and a VGA resolution LCoS screen. 3M claims major manufacturers will release devices with this micro-projector built in early this year, however it is not clear if this will include mobile phones. Motorola last year showed off a prototype handset with this projection technology.

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txguy07

Jan 7, 2008, 3:29 PM

What is this exactly?

I'm not sure what this is? I though't I'd ask though as it does sound interesting, if it is what I am thinking it is.

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