When I was in college, we used to lug around this humongous (OK, not really that big, but it’s not small either) projector during presentations. My friends, that time is over. After Aiptek V10 and 3M MPro110 pocket projectors, Dell throws its own minute projector into the mix and this little geek is ecstatic.

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3M will soon launch what it claims to be the first pocket projector in the market, the MPro110. Oh sure, Aiptek promised us something similar with its PocketCinema V10 before. Rumors even said that it will be able to project images of up to 50-inches in size.

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Epoq EGP-PP01 prides itself in being the world’s first phone that’s built-in with a video projector. I could think of many reasons why such a feature could be useful; from classroom and boardroom presentations, to a night watching movies with friends.

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Look, if I want to watch videos or look at pictures on the go, I’ll take a PMP with me. Or a digital camera. Or a mini-notebook. But, it would have been great if I had something like this when I was in college, using old-skool transparent film on a low-tech overhead projector. It would have been better if it had the same size of image projection claimed by Aiptek’s PocketCinema V10 mini projector.

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