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Is there anything more silly than a projector in a cell phone?
QUOTE (checker+May 20 2007, 01:21 AM)
Is there anything more silly than a projector in a cell phone?
Why not - it can eliminate the small surface area of mobile displays. Furthermore, you can use the projector as a flash light and light source for night photos, stroboscope and for signalization purposes, because the color of light can be modulated fast.
Why not - it can eliminate the small surface area of mobile displays. Furthermore, you can use the projector as a flash light and light source for night photos, stroboscope and for signalization purposes, because the color of light can be modulated fast.
QUOTE (checker+May 19 2007, 10:21 PM)
Is there anything more silly than a projector in a cell phone?
It'd probably last for 5 mins, and then it's curtains for the batteries (ie.... need a recharge) hehe
And using an AC adapter doesn't count, because that might as well be a conventional mini projector.
It'd probably last for 5 mins, and then it's curtains for the batteries (ie.... need a recharge) hehe
And using an AC adapter doesn't count, because that might as well be a conventional mini projector.
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