High-Definition TV from your Cell Phone

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• 	Handheld Electronic Displays BartStuck on 09/01/2006 at 7:39 AM
  Posts: 1	Interesting article, but you should have covered more startups, including Pixtronix, which has arguably the best overall display of any startup Rate this comment: (Reply)

  • 	Re: Handheld Electronic Displays pfergus on 10/12/2006 at 3:35 PM
    Posts: 1	Tell us more about Pixtronix! Rate this comment: (Reply)

• Who wants an Integrated Laptop Projector? briang1621 on 09/01/2006 at 9:17 PM

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  The number of possibly applications for a cheap (lower than $50) small size (wallet or cell phone size) projector technology are impressive, like projectors for cell phones, PDAs, in store advertising devices, laptops, not to mention creating a new type of portable TV.  Of course, the premise here is that nothing more than a three color laser pen and a small set of optics and driver electronics will be needed to create a (MLD) projector. However, the development time for high volume production will be length (3+ years).  Regardless, I see the development and commercializing of these Micro-Laser-Displays (MLDs) or Intra-LP (Integrated Laser Projector) as another promising result of the research in the MEMs Field.      Brian Glassman Rate this comment: (Reply)

• More Immersion Please Phineas on 09/04/2006 at 5:27 AM

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  Cheap video glasses that give high definition display would be the answer. I know that these were attempted by several companies in the recent past and they never made it to market for the masses. Ideally, the glasses would use little power, compensate for vision deficits and incorporate 3D. Those who are familiar with the hurdles will rail at my naivety, but someday they will be as common as Dick Tracey's wrist radio. Rate this comment: (Reply)

• 	"It's the mirrors......" JNo on 11/14/2006 at 1:50 PM
  Posts: 3	The concept is a great selling point, however, will the resolution be that much of a difference taking into account how much more the price would be. Stating this, however, gaming would be much better and movies and TV. This is just another example of how the consumer will buy anything that sounds like a step forward to the future. Rate this comment: (Reply)

  • 	Re: colbert 420 on 11/14/2006 at 1:53 PM
    Posts: 3 Avg Rating:	Josh has a very valid point in this debate. The HD phone sounds like a good upgrade. Some things that Josh left out is that this new phone would increase talk time and talk clarity. It is expensive however but that doesnt matter to the modern consumer, buy buy buy is all they think. The gaming will be enhanced and the movies and TV will be very clear and precise. Rate this comment: (Reply)

• 	tv phone kkangmin3 on 11/14/2006 at 2:14 PM
  Posts: 2	Lots of koreans already watch the tv through their cell phone. It already common things in korea. They can watch the tv in subway, bus, their car and train. Also many cell phone company provide tv resource without money. So we can get the informations quickly. Also we can get the information everywhere.  Rate this comment: (Reply)

• clementi aclem88 on 11/15/2006 at 2:25 PM

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  high def tv from my phone would be dank, but would i have cable? I think not. i believe what they should be trying to do right now is allow cable television to be played on my phone. The costs of this high def screen will be outrageous and not worth the money. Plus, this is supposed to come out 3 to 5 years from now? that is not going to help. the japanese probably have high dev dvd players in their phones. these americans need to step their game up and stop acting smart. Rate this comment: (Reply)