LG eXpo mobile phone with DLP Pico Projector
An AWESOME youtube video covering all the features of the new LG eXpo phone with the pico projector accessory.
It’s about five minutes long, but well worth watching. It’s also got some footage from the new movie “Avatar”, blasted from the projector onto a cubicle wall.
I love the part where the guy says “magic fingers, I’ve got magic fingers….” LOL 
PC Magazine Video Review LG Expo Projector Phone
PC Magazine has a great video review of the new LG eXpo pico phone.
Pico Projectors are Everywhere
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Posted by: Olga Kharif on December 09
Long talked about, smartphone pico projectors — small accessories that allow phones to project video and photos onto 40- to 60-inch screens — have finally begun to ship.
Later in December, AT&T will offer LG eXpo smartphone with an add-on pico projector that clips right onto the device. In November, Sparkz Products released its expensive pico projector for the iPhone; the device balances on a tripod stand. Microvision has recently announced that its pico projector design will soon debut in Asia. Indeed, 2010 just could be the year when such video accessories for smartphones will come out in droves, says Ross Rubin, director of industry analysis at NPD Group.
With the devices finally out, what remains to be seen is whether they catch consumers’ eye. Consultant In-Stat recently forecasted that pico projectors will turn into a $1.1 billion market by 2014.
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AT&T Shipping Issues for LG eXpo Pico Phone
Those of you who have been patiently waiting for the pico projector-touting LG eXpo to show up on AT&T are in for a spot of bad news. It seems that the phone has been delayed due to some shipping issues. The good news is that it should only be delayed a few days, so it’s not the end of the world (we hope). In case you forgot, the phone will set you back $200 on contract after rebates, and the projector add-on will want $180 of your hard-earned cash.
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DLP Pico-enabled devices from Texas Instruments
Recently Texas Instruments revealed new DLP Pico technology, with the announcement of the first smartphone in the U.S. to feature an attachable pico projector accessory, as well as a new multimedia gaming projector using the latest DLP Pico chipset – both available for less than $200. Last week, the LG eXpo smartphone featuring a DLP Pico projector attachment accessory was announced on the AT&T network. Available for just $179 and weighing just 1.8 ounces,
the projector features TI’s DLP Pico technology and easily attaches to the back of the phone to project an image up to 60 inches in size. This product allows users to share pictures, videos and even make presentations to small groups.
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