Dell is introducing S300w Short Throw Wireless Projector that comes with 3D support. The projector shoot out 1280×800 WXGA resolution and has a 2200 ANSI lumens of brightness, a 2,400:1 contrast ratio, a built-in speaker and a IEEE802.11b/g Wi-Fi. For connectivity, it has HDMI, VGA, USB, RJ45, RS232, S-Video, and Composite Video. Package include a 1.8m VGA cable (VGA to VGA), an antenna, a USB cable, a remote control (w/two AAA batteries), and a manual. It measures 12-inch x 3.9-inch x 9.7-inch and weighing at 6.8 pounds. The Dell S300w is available at $999 each.

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The OO is a wireless projector concept by David Riesenberg that project out High Definition 1080p data. It use either Wifi connection or internal SSD storage. It is powered by an internal Li-Ion battery (3 hours of operating) or using a single wire connected to a power source.

“With the combination of WIFI and internal storage, it can work as both extender/duplicator of an external display or as a wireless media projector/streamer with built in decoding capabilities.”

The projector can be controlled via its touchscreen remote and operated without it in extender/duplicator mode after pre configuration. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Apitek is going to release its PocketCinema Z20 HD-DV projector. This pocket-sized multimedia projector comes with built-in camcorder function that provides High Definition Video recording at a resolution of 720p. You can also use it for still pictures at up to 8.0-megapixel. The Z20 is equipped with new RGB LED technology producing wide range of true colors in high contrast and capable of projecting images up to 65-inch at a distance of 2 meters. Aiptek has just introduced the PocketCinema Z20 at the recent CeBIT 2010. More pictures after the break. Read more…

At first glance, I thought it was some webcam. This Princeton Toyjector Pico Projector gets you the QVGA resolution with a 100:1 contrast ratio and a 5 lumens of brightness. Best to use in small room. Coming out later this month at $180.

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The LG CF3D is the world’s first portable full HD 3D video projector with 7000:1 contrast ratio and 2500 lumens ANSI brightness, the FC3D features the TruMotion 120Hz technology. Its dual Engine processor will provide you stuffing HD 3D video. LG plan to launch within March 2010. One more shot after the break. Read more…

RoyalTek has released their first pico projector named RPJ-2000. This palm-sized projector comes with the 3M’s 2nd-generation LCoS engine, 14 ANSI lumens brightness and capable of producing images up to 65-inches with a native resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. It also comes with two 0.5W stereo speakers and both VGA and NTSC/PAL TV inputs. The RoyalTek RPJ-2000 is now available in Taiwan and Europe for 219 Euro (approx. $315).

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Vivitek is introducing its new Full HD LED Projector the H9080FD. It is targeted on home theater enthusiasts and professional installers. It features 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 800 ANSI lumens brightness, 100,000:1 contrast ratio and up to 20,000 hours of lamp life. For connectivity, it has two HDMI 1.3, S-video, VGA, RCA and BNC. The Vivitek H9080FD is available at a whopping $14,999.

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Microvision has announced its new gun controller equipped with the PicoP Display Engine which will turn any surface into a gaming platform. They did not mention about the pricing and availability but there’s a demo video after the jump. Read more…

For those who wanted to know how good is the LG Expo projector is, here it is. PC Mag got the chance to play around with the LG Expo, the projection is pretty smooth. Check it out after the break. Read more…

Check out the LG Expo, a standard smartphone that comes with optional $180 DLP pico projector that you can snap onto its back, allows you to share presentations, slideshows and even online videos straight from mobile phone. It can project a big-sceen size images from up to 8 feet away. The phone is powered by 1GHz processor and comes with a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera with flash, a slide-out keyboard, 7.2 Mbps HSPA wireless, microSD storage, and runs on Windows Mobile 6.5. That’s too fat for me. More pictures after the break. Read more…