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shinyshiny.tv - 1/7/2009

CES 2009: Projector phone from Logitech Wireless is a world first

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Hmmm, a projecting phone sounds very much a part of the future, don't you think? Although, when you think about the number of mini projectors out there, some of which are as small two by four inches (possibly smaller) and the advancement of phones in today's mobile world and it doesn't sound ...

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powerhousemediaservice.com - 1/7/2009

Logic Wireless Unveils World's First "Projector Phone"

— powerhousemediaservice.com — Imagine carrying a big screen TV in your pocket. The world’s first projector phone allows just that.... The new Logic Bolt, created by US-based Logic Wireless, makes its debut at the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas. ... (more) Logic Wireless Unveils World's First "Projector ...

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gearlog.com - 1/12/2009

CES 2009: Samsung's "Show" Projector Phone

— gearlog.com — show-options.jpg Well, surprise surprise: Logic Wireless doesn't have the only projector phone at CES this year. Fresh... off the plane from Korea comes the Samsung Show, a Korea-only projector phone that uses TI's DLP technology rather than the Logic ... (more) CES 2009: Samsung's "Show" Projector Phone

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youtube.com - 1/8/2009

Samsung pico projector phone (video)

— youtube.com — This is TI DLP's first working pico projector embedded in a working phone.... (more) Samsung pico projector phone (video)

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CES 2009: World's first projector phone
Tech Digest — ... project its contents onto a handy flat surface, but I recognise that there's a few situations it might come in handy - a camping trip, or impromptu business meeting, perhaps. Well, even if there's not much demand, Logitech Wireless has a solution regardless. It's the "Logic Bolt". It's got an inbult projector, which can throw a 64" image onto any white, flat, surface that you desire. It's also got GPS, a 3-megapixel camera and a touchscreen. Not exactly pretty though, is it? (via ShinyShiny) More CES gubbins ...