How Does Projector Work?

Now many of the manufacturers have announced or are shipping their first pocket projector either as stand-alone units or integrated into other handheld devices. Like a laptop, a digital camera, a cell phone and so on. You can expect to find some of these models under other names as private labeling is a common practice. Pocket projectors are also refer to be pico projector, small projector, micro projector and so on.

Picos use LEDs as their light source, which means the light source will outlive the projector's useful life and provide efficient use of your battery power. The display technology will either be DLP or LCoS and you might consider looking at both technologies to see if you have a preference. Laser technology is also in development, but to our knowledge no laser units are shipping. So there are also some laser technology in the market which can be used to different occasion like the party.

Since projectors tend to get less bright the smaller you make them, it should come as no surprise that mini projectors are dimmer than their bigger cousins. As the new technology are difficult to be intergrated into it, small projectors, like cell phone projectors is lacking of contrast and brightness.

Micro projector will migrate into the devices they attach to. This should happen quickly as it is a natural evolution that eliminates cables, reduces cost and greatly enhances usefulness. The driving factor will be cost, power management, space considerations and market appeal. In other words, for your iPod to become an iProjector, it will need to maintain its look, feel and usefulness and offer a benefit that justifies the cost increment

So with the development of science and technology, we look forward the new features and high definition can be intergrated into the small projector, by then, mini projectors and cell phone projector will hold a great market and the popularity will be increased rapidly.
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