Ray Displays announced a ultra portable/pico projector called “Ray”. The Ray features 640×480 resolution and is able to project images up to 70-inch. It offers 10 ANSI lumens brightness …

Lancerlink launches in Japan the Fine mini720 mini projector. Based on LCoS display technology the mini720 features 1280×768 resolution, 55 ANSI lumens brightness, 200:1 contrast …

Chinese company FPS Mobile Technology launches the Pearl M3 pocket media projector. Based on LCoS display technology, the Pearl M3 is able to produce images between 5-inch …

Other than the PK-102 and PK-101, Optoma launches the PK-100 pico projector. The PK-100 is basically identical to its sibling PK-101, except it lacks iPod/iPhone connection kit.

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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.

At the IFA 2009, AgfaPhoto presents the APLP 180P pico projector. Like most pocket-sized projectors, the APLP 180P is based on LCoS display technology. It can produce up to …

After 3M debuts the MPro120 pico projector, Optoma now updates its pico projector line with the new PK102, a follow-up to the PK101. …

3M presents the MPro 120 pocket projector that is a follow-up to the MPro110. The portable projector features VGA 640×480 resolution, 12 lumens brightness, LED ligh and up to 4 hours of battery life. It will be available in the UK on 10 September for GBP260.

French company is launching two new mini projectors, the MP201 and the MP301. Both models are based on LCoS display technology and feature 640×480 4:3 resolution, 15 lumens brightness, 1.57/1.62 throw ratio and LED light.

Aitek’s T20 Pocket Cinema pico projector is now available for pre-order at Amazon UK and will be shipped on 1 September. Based on LCoS display technology, the Aiptek T20 produces 640×480 VGA images at up to 42-inch screen size.