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But so far most of the applications have been in smaller gadgets like projectors and surgical headlamps.
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Pico projectors looked like a short-lived fad.
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Joining ViewSonic, Microvision, and Sharp, it looks like Optoma has a trio of its own projectors to lust over at CES, and they're all sporting that trendy DLP sticker as well.
ENGADGET: Optoma announces trio of DLP projectors
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Mitsubishi, like everyone else today, is introducing a few new projectors, two of which you'll likely care nothing about.
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In developed markets like the U.S., TI says a range of phones would benefit from pico projectors. (The technology will run on any mobile operating system and is compatible with chipsets from companies other than TI.) Business-centric smartphones could include projectors for displaying PowerPoint projections or sales videos while high-end feature phones could incorporate them for social networking for teenagers.
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His "Dream Displacement" from 1976 employs four film projectors to cast lozenge-shaped red images that go in and out of phase in a loop, like four animated Rothkos.
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