MicroVison updates its SHOWWX+ by introducing the new SHOWWX+ HDMI pico projector with HDMI input for optimized video display up to 480p. The devices features 848×480 WVGA resolution, 5000:1 contrast ratio, 15 lumens …

MicroVision introduces its new SHOWWX+ laser pico projector, the successor to the original SHOWWX. With the same slim, compact size, the new SHOWWX+ offers a 50 percent brighter display. Powered by MicroVision’s PicoP display engine, the new laser pico projector features 848×480 resolution, over 5000:1 contrast ratio, 60Hz refresh rate, and 15 laser lumens brightness.

Remember Microvision’s ShowWX, the laser pico projector based on the company’s PicoP display engine? The device is now available at Amazon for $519.00.

The iPhone-size ShowWX projector …

Microvision launches the SHOWWX, the world’s first laser pico projector. Based on the PicoP display engine, the SHOWWX features 848×480 resolution, 10 lumens brightness, 60Hz refresh rate, 5000:1 contrast ratio. It has a 1:1 throw ratio and is able to produce up to 100-inch screen size.

Microvision will unveil a handheld ‘Plug-and-Play’Pico Projector codenamed ‘SHOW’. The Microvision SHOW is a really small projector that you can put in your pocket. It can project a widescreen 848×480 resolution.
‘Consumers want better display solutions that will enrich their experience in watching TV, videos and movies, in playing games, and in browsing the web from their cell phones and other mobile devices,’ points out Alexander Tokman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Microvision. ‘While mobile multi-media subscription services are on the rise, handset manufacturers, content providers and service providers view tiny cell phone displays as a barrier to stronger consumer adoption of their products and services. With Microvision’s SHOW you could view and share everything ranging from YouTube videos, MSN newscasts, and Google search results to PowerPoint presentations, feature-length films, and family photos in a large, full-color, hi-resolution format instead of a 2-inch, QVGA display.’