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Tokyo-based Princeton has announced a super-cute projector today, the so-called <a href="http://www.princeton
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I had the opportunity to test Sony Ericsson’s newest mobile phone, the G9, in Tokyo today. <a href="http://www.mobilecr
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A Japanese company called <a href="http://www.castrade.co.jp/press/20090313_cvmp02.php">Castrade
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Japanese gadget company <a href="http://lancerlink.free.makeshop.jp/shopdetail/005000000002/">Lancerlink today un
Adtec today unveiled a palm-size LCOS micro projector [JP] that measures 27x58x90mm and weighs 147 grams (battery included). The AD-MP15A features 15 lumens brightness, a contrast ratio of 200:1 conta
Not the real thing. Konica Minolta (or its subsidiary Konica Minolta Opto, to be more exact) has developed what sounds like it’s one of the smallest projectors around today. Measuring just 20x40
Tokyo-based home electronics maker Kairen has announced it will start selling the Projector X Pro920M, an ultra-compact mini projector, in Japan in the middle of January 2009. Weighing 190 grams, the
Optoma is planning to sell its DLP projector Pico in Nippon starting December 1st. The Apple store will offer the device exclusively until December 19th. Optoma has unveiled the projector this summer
Osaka-based electronics company Scitec Japan today announced [JP] it will start selling the VLP-100, a mini video projector, on the Japanese market at the end of this month. Scitec says the main selli
http://blip.tv/play/ih_RtB+J5FQ Japan’s biggest telco NTT showcased a micro projector that is built into a cell phone and is able to project a 25-inch video image. Asked if and and when the devi
Japan might have lost a battle in patent application filing to the US, but even a fantastic country such as Australia can’t beat them when it comes to miniaturization. It looks like Tokyo-based
Berlin-based eagleyard Photonics is currently working on the development of a green laser to be used in mobile projectors, i.e. in cell phones. The laser features optical output power of 20mW, suppose