Tiny Foxconn Pico Projector at Computex 2008

Jun 3 2008, 2:21pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Foxconn is exhibiting a tiny Pico Projector at the Computex 2008.

The tiny DLP projector from Foxconn measures 55x46x26mm and weighs only 65g.
The .3 inch TI DLP inside the Foxconn Pico projector creates a WVGA (854x480px) resolution image.
We have reported the Microvision pico projector at CES 2008. The Foxcoon Pico projector is way smaller.
Apparently Foxconn plans to release this tiny projector by Q2 2009. Foxconn signed on as partner for the Texas Instruments Pico projector technology back in October of 2007.
More photos on AVing (Korean). More Computex 2008 News.

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