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Samsung's new pico-projector, the SP-H03 is now available for pre-order in the US for $299. It will ship soon, although we do not know when exactly. The H03 is a DLP WVGA (854x480) 30 lumens pico projector with 1GB of internal memory and a microSD slot (supporting movies, Office documents and PDFs). Ports include VGA, USB and Composite.

Pre-order the SP-H03 now for $299, over at Amazon.com.

Samsung say that the Galaxy Beam will launch on July, in Singapore (a European and Asian launch will follow soon afterwards). The Galaxy Beam has a 3.7" Super-AMOLED display, WVGA DLP pico-projector (that isn't very bright, only 6 lumens), Android v2.1, Wi-Fi, 8mp camera, A-GPS, FM radio and HD video recording.

Samsung i8520 Beam

Via OLED-Info

Samsung announced today that they will release the H03 pico projector by the end of the month, and it'll cost $299.99. It'll be available in Samsung authorized retailers, including Best Buy.

The H03 is a DLP WVGA (854x480) 30 lumens pico projector with 1GB of internal memory and a and microSD slot (supporting movies, Office documents and PDFs). Ports include VGA, USB and Composite. Samsung claims 2 hours of battery life. The H03 weights only 200 grams.

Samsung's W9600 projector phone is now shipping in Korea, but we do not know the price yet. This is an update to the Samsung Show W7900, with TI's new WVGA (854x480) DLP chipset. It has a 5mp camera and an AMOLED display.

Samsung W9600

Here's a nice video from the Mobile World Congress show - TI demoing their DLP pico-projector chipsets and gadgets that use it (the Samsung Beam and W9600, LG Expo and NTT DoCoMo dock F-04B).

Engadget has posted a first hands-on with the new Samsung Beam DLP projector phone. They say that it's rather thin, and it can also do a nice trick: the projector can display the image seen by the camera (5mp). Nice. Here's a video:

Update: This projector will be called H03.

Samsung is showing a new pico-projector. It's white and rectangular, has 30 lumens, a VGA connector, a speaker, and it's using a LED as the light source... and that's all we really know.

Via TechRadar