Ok, we admit it, we never saw it coming. Introducing the
Chocolate "hand held" DLP projector from LG. Guess we can't blame 'em, when you've got a winning design you just kinda have to
milk that teet. But sweet baby jeebus, under what situation is a projector really useful as a hand held? Not like it runs on batteries or anything. Best we can tell from the pics, you'll get VGA and HDMI inputs for projecting images on the side of vans, in the car, in the office, or uh, in the mall. Really. In fact, we've got our interns holding a few right now, projecting our delicate prose into the lard tubs at Sbarro's. Oh juicy meatball, how you mock thee. More of the goods after the break.
posted Oct 20th 2006 10:03AM
so fingerprint-sensitive you have to use gloves to press the buttons...
nice though
Is that a projector in your pocket or...
that doesnt look like vga to me - looks like a serial connector that changes into three wires - component/composite?
she looks like she just swallowed something and, trying not to hurt feelings or make it an awkward situation, is trying to pretend she likes it....
Mmmm.... cleeeeeeeeeavage.
wonder how much one of these little dealiess would run ya
I never notice the products in these photos. Make me wonder what they're selling...
Huh huh, you said... "teet." ahaha.
Can you say Apple iTV Companion projector ?
It would be a nice looking product if it weren't for that hideous silver line cutting through it. Ew.
Hah, just wait until Moto makes RAZR branded actual razors.
You may not want to use it held in your hand, but, if you need to make a presentation, and you're carrying your laptop and a projector, tiny is good.
So why the brochure with title "LED Projector" when it's a DLP projector? It even has a DLP Label on the front of the unit...
And come on, it's 2006!! No one wears white gloves with a short sleeve suit anymore.
J
JimBecause these new small projectors use LED bulbs.
Ahh. Thanks. So they should run on battery, right? Yeah, right...
Supposedly this one does:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/18/toshiba-tdp-ff1au-brings-tiny-projection-across-the-pacific/
From the book of Engadget: "this cute number comes in at 1.9 lbs with a battery..."
I would, just once, like to talk to an executive from one of these companies and ask them "what exactly were you thinking when you decided to release product shots with overly made-up model women?"
Because I've never understood it.
There's a projector in that photo?
I'd like some of that sweet sweet candy. The projector looks alright too.
Probably the same 800x600 with a max image size of 40 inches just like the very similar looking Samsung