An accompanying projector would be about the size of a cell phone. Currently, some companies make small projectors, but they are larger, about the size of a mini digital-video recorder.

If you hate using your mobile phone's tiny screen for anything other choosing an acquaintance to moan at, you'll be glad to know that some manufacturers are going to great lengths to help expand ...

The 8849 Tank 4, along with the more premium Tank 4 Pro, are the first mobile phones to feature an integrated 720p projector alongside their more standard rugged potential. The phone is a ...

TANK 4. Packed with cutting-edge features, the phone is set to redefine what a rugged phone can do. The 8849 Unihertz TANK 4 ...

Also on the horizon is the Samsung i7410 projector-phone, which is slated for a summer release, according to unwiredview.com. The portable MBP200 can connect to mobile phones and laptops.

When it comes to actual use as a mobile phone, the 5G network compatibility ensures it has far better coverage and signal use than the Tank 2 Pro, and this is very noticeable when loading up apps ...

The DLP projector process consumes less energy than those other methods, TI says. It's not yet clear when you can get your hands on a working model. Initially unwrapped at CES as a concept-only device ...

This cellphone projector may not be completely original—weve seen the real thing before —but it does look quite cool. The concept has a Windows Mobile phone projecting your computer’s ...

Are pico projectors the next big cellphone trend? By Reuters January 10, 201012:51 PM PSTUpdated January 10, 2010 ...

The mobile projector is about a centimeter thick and about 4 centimeters tall by 3 centimeters wide — small enough to fit inside portable devices like cell phones, PDAs or a digital still camera ...

The company blurted out even more bluster about the future of its of its pint-sized projectors, saying by the end of this year it will begin cranking out tiny stand-alone units that’ll let you ...

Pico-projectors could grow as quickly as the camera phone segment, which expanded from 3 million shipments in 2001 to approximately 1 billion in 2007, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.