While this is not the very first mobile phone to sport a projector built-in but the Samsung Show W7900 might make this the next hot feature on mobile phones.
3.2-inch OLED display screen (240×400 pixels)
3G HSDPA up to 7.2Mbps, global roaming (900/1800/1900 MHz)
5-megapixel camera
secondary front-facing camera for video calls
The projector has a maximum light power of 10 lumens (480×320 pixels) and can project to a wall up to 50 inches in diagonal. No additional details, launch date or pricing but you can see more photos of it here.
hmm i wonder if small phone projects will also have the problem of overheating.
[...] I may not personally seen such Mobile phone using projector, but then it sounds so much interested, and Samsung might be made a score launching this stuff in the future, the Samsung Show W7900 as a shortlist preview on its naked features comes with a 3.2-inch OLED display screen (240×400 pixels),3G HSDPA up to 7.2Mbps, global roaming (900/1800/1900 MHz), 5-megapixel camera, and a secondary front-facing camera for video calls, against the wall you can view the best within at most 50 inches in diagonal, that’s more than 4 feet away from viewer. Read more>> [Yugatech] [...]
This is nice, to be able to have a mobile projector that fits in your pocket is a step towards a truly digital life.
question is, will the branch managers of starbucks allow their patrons to flash projector image in their blank walls? if that’s the case, then this will be a perfect mate to mobility. starbucks as your official unofficial office, a netbook, and a palm sized projector.
encore: can one answer phone through bluetooth while the projector is being used?
A mobile phone with a projector that sounds nice. But I guess that’s hot if you put it on your pocket right away after using it. lol!!
battery life = 10 seconds haha
Can it be connected to Laptops?
With this phone, we’re just a few more (big) steps towards communicating with holograms ala-Star Wars.
Seriously though, what about battery life and overheating issues with this phone?
ayos pang flashlight yan ah! madaming maiinis sa iyo nyan pag sa sinehan ginamit mo yang phone na yan! wahaha!
[...] 0.7-inch thick one that can relatively be compared to a 0.5-inch iPhone. It can also be the next hot thing to mobile phones, though not the first to have such projector [...]
Great post, one of the most informative posts on this subject online actuallly.
Thanks and keep up the great work.