A while back we mentioned the Mint V10 pocket projector that was scheduled to be launched. The V10 pocket projector is now available to buy in the UK. [Read more…]

Sharp are going to be releasing a couple of new TV’s which have integrated Blu-Ray players allowing you to play some HD goodness with out an external drive. [Read more…]

The iGala is a linux based photo frame that allows you to do more then just display pictures or movies. With it having a usable OS in there it allows you to do such things as log in to GMail accounts and work around it’s file system with ease. [Read more…]

This portable Digital TV allows you to take your telly wherever you are. With the TV including a digital TV tuner it gets rid of the fuzziness that you might see on other portable tellys. This is due to the built-in DVB-T receiver that receives channels from digital Freeview TV. [Read more…]

We recently mentioned a Kodak OLED photo frame that measures 7.6 inches and has Wi-Fi built in. At the time of writing a couple of weeks back it didn’t seem to be available. [Read more…]

Kodak have created a cool picture frame that uses an OLED display. The 7.6 inch photo frame delivers sharp and brilliant colour at a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. The contrast ratio is an impressive 30,000:1. [Read more…]

This desktop hologram projector was built, I guess, to impress guests. It uses a built in 40GB hard drive that is used to store up to 18 hours of compressed video at 4 MB/s. [Read more…]

Samsung have created a super bright outdoor LCD digital display. The screen measures 70 inches diagonal and is currently the brightest panel in the world to be mass produced. [Read more…]

Portable MP4 players tend to have smallish screens which doesn’t make it easy to watch for any length of time. Now that tiny Pico projectors are starting to see life it’s time to allow you to use a larger screen, anywhere you go. The DLP Pico Projector is built by Texas Instruments and allows a nice bright 60 inch screen to be projected on to any surface. [Read more…]

Fog Screen’s have been around for a while. They work by making a wall of fog and then a projector throws an image on to the fog. The finer you can get the fog the better the image appears. [Read more…]

A company based in Taiwan named Global Lighting Technologies have created a prototype LCD screen that is very thin. It works by using LEDs around the edges of the screen which provides the light needed to illuminate the screen. [Read more…]

A company in Finland is working on a system that will print OLED’s in a roll to roll setup making it a lot cheaper to mass produce them. By printing this way the costs of OLED can be taken from 10’s of cents down to just cents in cost. [Read more…]