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more about #ti more comments → Kev50027: The only thing holding me back from current gen tiny projectors is the resolution. I need at least DVD rez (and widescreen) to play games and watch m... more » thatoneguy42: i'd love to see one worked into a handheld gaming device of some sort. psp2 perhaps? more » Mihail Malostanidis: Newbz Lawl! It is obviously dependent on the lamp used. that's why it's not on the list... more » -
#google
Google Chrome OS Partners: PC and Chip-Makers, but Not Dell, Sony, or Toshiba
Google released a partial list of their Chrome OS partners, and it includes most of the big boys you'd expect, from all sectors of the computing world, from full-featured PCs to netbooks to handhelds, plus Adobe for some Flash support. More » -
#android
Archos Event Invitation Unsubtly Hints at Rumored Android MID
On its own, it's a stretch: the invite is green and vaguely Android-y, and there's a faint rectangular device in the background, therefore Archos must be working on an Android MID! Right? Well, they are. More » -
#projectors
New Pico Projectors Offer DVD-Quality Resolution
Guess which version is the second gen DLP Pico projector. (Hint: It's the smaller one on the right that's better in every way.) More » -
#projectors
Samsung MBP200 Pico Projector Has a Mini Screen Stand
The Samsung MBP200 has a limited 480x320 res, but has a built-in media player, LCD screen and includes a tiny stand that can turn a piece of paper into a screen. A baby screen! More » -
#microchip
The Microchip Turns 50 Today, Here's the Original
50 years ago today, Texas Instrument's Jack Kilby demonstrated the first working integrated circuit, or microchip. It's a crude conglomeration of just five components, but it was also proof that a circuit could be miniaturized by housing all of its components on one piece of semiconductor material, allowing all these parts to work together without laborious (and technologically infeasible) manual connections. In essence, it's the electronic wheel captured in first eureka. [Wired] -
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#projectors
iPhone Manufacturer Foxconn Signs Up for Pico Projector Tech
Texas Instruments announced that Foxconn, sweatshoppy manufacturer of the iPhone, iPod nano, Macbook Pros, Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones has agreed to use cellphone-appropriate Pico Projectors in future products. We wouldn't say this means an iPhone with a projector inside is coming, since it's not clear Foxconn does any design, but it does let the imagination of some fanboys go a little bit wild. Let those mental unicorns loose, dudes. [Foxconn on Wiki] More »
