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Could a tablet PC use DLP technology to project images?
Posted on February 16th, 2010 2 comments
mcmaddox_2000 asked:
Could a projector be built into a tablet PC that used something like Texas Instruments’ DLP technology to project images onto a surface? Would it make the form factor too large? It seems like a decent trade off for being able to turn any surface into your workspace. Thoughts? Answers?
KathleenOther - Electronics Dlp Technology, Pc Technology, Project Images, Projector, Tablet Pc, Technology Images, Texas Images, Texas Instruments2 responses to “Could a tablet PC use DLP technology to project images?”
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DLP means digital light projection, and in most cases is quite large, i can’t see it being small enough yet but they already have pocket projectors that use what i believe to be LED technology, which is much smaller and better then DLP. I expect DLP to be obsolete pretty soon.
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Little Dog February 21st, 2010 at 23:39
Could it? Maybe.
How large is the market? Unknown without research – but a tablet or laptop is typically a small form factor because mobility is a requirement and adding weight is typically not acceptable.
Maybe Apple has something in mind:=&ei=UTF-8
But I agree that using a pocket projector is probably a better idea
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jacobplano February 19th, 2010 at 06:13