Beambox a UK company has released their latest pocket sized projector which called the Evolution R-1 Pico Projector. This little device is capable of projecting images at 640×480 resolution and comes with a brightness level of 30 lumens. The projector comes with 1GB of internal memory, microSD card slot and a built-in rechargeable battery that provides you 90 minutes playback. The Beambox Evolution R-1 Pico Projector is available now for pre-order at £260. Read more…

Castrade has released their CV-MP02, an ultra compact projector that uses LED as the light source. It has the 640 x 480 resolution, 0.44-inch panel, 10 lumens and a max power consumption of 10 watts. This projector is going to cost you around $355 to $366.

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This clock uses mirrors and lights to project your time to any wall from 1 to 7 meters away. It shows hour, minute and second with adjustable brightness. It features a manual Lens Focusing for Short to Long Distance Projection and a 45 deg Tilt for Projecting Clock on Ceilings or on Walls. Alright, that pose is old. Read more…

Samsung has announced its MBP200 Pico Projector today, a portable projector that can be connected to mobile phones or laptop for up to a 50-inch viewing screen. The MBP200 support standard Microsoft Office and PDF for the display. This portable projector also comes with a tiny stand with a telescoping pole hidden inside which capable of turning a paper into a screen to view movies, document files or pictures. The Samsung MBP200 is going to be released somewhere in this year. Read the rest for the video. Read more…

Keep it away from children, the Castrade Mini-LED Projector look just like a toy. Meauring at 40 x 57 x 59 millimeters and comes with built-in speakers, an RCA port, and actually renders a 4:3 image with 640 x 480 VGA resolution. This is definitely a good one to keep in your handbag. The Castrade Mini-LED Projector is priced around $278. One more shot after the break. Read more…

Optoma has released its premium full HD projector ‘EP1080’ in Korea market. It boasts the TI’s 0.95-inch 1080p DMD chipset and supports 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, 3,600 Ansi Lumen of brightness and 2,200:1 contrast ratio. With Philips’ VIDI technology, it comes with HDMI port, DVI-D, S-Video, IR receiver etc. The Optoma EP1080 is available this January for 9,900,000KRW.

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Adtec Japan’s MP15A Series (AD-MP15A) is a new compact LCOS mobile projector with a VGA resolution (4:3), a 15 lumens brightness, a 200:1 contrast ratio, and a 20000hours of LED lifespan. It measures 27mm x 58mm x 90mm and weighs at only 147g. It is available in black or white and it is priced around €334 in Japan.

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The Holocube is an innovative projector that stores video on a built-in hard drive to projects 3D holograms. The Holocube can store up to 18-hours of compressed video at 4MB/s on its 40GB hard drive and then turn to 3D hologram at the flick of a switch. There’s also an optional floor stand for easy transportation. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Victor-JVC has released its new limited edition of the DLA-HD750. It is limited to only 200 units. Nothing that special except its a “Premium Pearl white” color. The specs are still the same as the previous version ~ a native ratio of 50000:1, and a brightness of 900 Lumens. It is also Full HD with supports for 1080p resolution. Get this limited edition starting December 25th, 2008 that is the Christmas day for €6100. Wow! Santa, I want this one.

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This projector has a strong looking design. It is Hitachi’s new AV projector, the CP-X10000. It features 7,500 lumens of brightness, 2,500:1 contrast ratio, ultra-wide range lens shift, 10-bit full digital video processor, 10,000-hour filter and RS-232 Network Bridge. The projector also includes a bayonet-style lens attachment that allows a choice of lenses with a variety of throw distances for different size audiences. Pricing and availability has not been announced.

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