Aiptek offers the PocketCinema T20 pico projector. The palm-sized device measures 3.4″ x 2.5″ x 0.9″  (L x W x H) and weighs just 4.1oz. It utilizes LCoS display engine and white LED light to offer 640×480 VGA resolution and 10 lumens brightness. It can projector images from 6-inch to 42-inch.

Aiptek is going to release its new USB pico projector, the PocketCinema T25 that allows users to do presentation by simply connecting to USB port of a desktop or notebook PC. The T25 is so compact that it fits in your palm. Based on LCoS display technology, the new PocketCinema features 800×600 resolution with 4:3 aspect ratio, 400:1 contrast ratio and up to 25 lumens brightness with RGB LED light source that has up to 20,000 hours of life.

After the M1 Limited edition, AAXA Technologies launches the new M1 Ultimate micro projector. Based on the M1 Limited, the new Ultimate model adds an elegant aluminum case, backlit touchpad controls, tripod mount, digital keystone correction and USB HOST function for connecting external storage.

AAXA Technologies launches the new M1 Limited Edition micro projector with an upgraded LED with 75 ANSI lumens brightness and advanced light recycling technologies. The M1 Limited …

Princeton launches in Japan the Toyjector PPR-QT1 pico projector that looks more like a toy. Based on LCoS display technology, the Toyjector features 300×224 QVGA resolution, 100:1 contrast ratio and 5 lumens brightness and LED lamp for backlight.

AAXA Technologies, the company that offers the M1, P1, P2 pico projectors, launches the new L1, the world’s first laser pico projector. The L1 utilizes laser light source, proprietary despeckling technology, and an LCoS imager to deliver 800×600 AVGA images with 20 lumens brightness.

3M launches its new MPro150 pocket projector at the CES 2010. As the follow-up to the MPro110 and MPro120, the new model …

Taiwan company Quanta’s subsidiary Royaltek introduces the RPJ-2000 compact, palm-size pocket projector. The RPJ-2000 utilizes 3M’s LCoS optical engine and uses Osram’s LED as light source. It features 640×480 VGA resolution, 14 lumens brightness, 200:1 …

After the P1 and P2, AAXA rolls out the M1 micro projector that claims to be the world’s smallest one. The ultra compact projector features native 800×600 resolution, 66 Lumen LED light source and 1000:1 contrast ratio. It can produce images greater than 100-inch in dark areas and up to 40-inch in lighted areas.

LancerLink introduces the new MPJ-104WCE portable device that combines pico projector with Windows CE PDA. The MPJ-104WCE is powered by Samsung’s ARM9 400MHz processor, 64MB NAND flash …