Pico Projector Info is the web's leading resource on Pico Projectors. These projectors are small enough to be embedded in mobile phones and other devices, and are becoming more and more popular. Our site brings you daily news, projector resources, an on-line shop and more!Relaxsee LV-VB03
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Buy at amazon.com The LV-VB03 is a small USB projector. It gets both the signal and the power from the USB ports (you have to connect two in order to charge it). It also includes 128Mb on board (not sure what this is used for). 
The LV-VB03 Comes with remote control and a small tripod. It is available now for 300$.
Microvision recieves an initial order for the Show WX from a leading mobile phone operator Microvision announced that it has received an initial purchase order from its European distributor for its SHOW WX laser-based pico projector to be sold by one of the world’s top mobile phone operators (they say it's one of the three largest carriers in the world). They expect the projector to be sold within the next month in Europe.
Maxim packs 3 channel laser drivers into a single chipMaxim is introducing a new product, the MAX3600 - a single 5mm x 5mm chip that integrates three discrete laser drivers. The MAX3600 is suited for high-res pico projectors. Maxim claims that the new chip consumes 75% less volume and 30% less power than other designs. It's also about 25% cheaper.
PC Magazine reviews the Optoma PK-102PC Magazine has posted a review of the Optoma PK-102 pico projector.  Optoma PK-102
They say it's a bit less bright than the 3M MPRo-120, it has a tendency to 'lose details' in dark areas, and it's got a 'rainbow effect' which is annoying. And the speakers are very poor. But overall they are happy with the quality of the image (for around 25" images in a totally dark room, or a 15" image in typical ambient light). The PK-102 is selling now for 249$ in the US.
Forever plus releases a turnkey 800x600 LCoS pico projector module with A/V/PPT supportForever plus is introducing a new SVGA (800x600) pico-projecotr turn-key module. The module has an embedded mini SD card, and can play video, audio and power point files directly. It also includes 2 speakers, and a mini USB, mini VGA and AV interfaces.
The projector is an LCoS one (LED based), with 10 lumens, and can display images from 7" to 70". There are two options for the module: one or embedding in cameras, phones or PDAs (size 10 c.c.) and the other is for stand-alone pico projectors (38 c.c). For more information, see Forever Plus' web site
Allcam CP1 WinCE
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Buy at amazon.co.uk The CP1 is a handheld computer and pico projector in one small package. It runs Windows CE, and so supports Windows Office, Audio/Video files and more. It's got a built-in mouse-pad, but it also has mini-USB connector for keyboard and mouse (or any other USB device). It's also got a PC speaker. They claim 4-hour battery life. The CP1 weights a bit more than the usual pico-projector at 998 grams. 
The CP1 costs 194GBP (around $320 US) , and it's available now from Amazon in the UK.
The Nikon Coolpix S1000pj gets a nice review on ElectricPigUK's ElectricPig site has posted a nice (and short) review of the Nikon S1000pj projector camera. Their conclusion? it's a nice camera, it's got a great "wow" factor, but it is also very expensive. Overall they are quite pleased with it. 
The S1000pj is available now, for 429$.
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