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June 14, 2006
Sony develops smallest LED projector
Sony Japan has developed the world's smallest LED projector.
Two major innovations were made to make the projector smaller. First, three transmissive LCDs serving as display devices and a prism for synthesizing light beams emitted from the three devices are directly coupled together to be a unitary component. Another innovation is that the distance between the LEDs and the display devices are reduced. The projector uses 0.62 inch 800 x 600 transmissive LCDs as display devices. A total of 14 LEDs are used, including four red, four blue and six green diodes. The brightness of the LED reaches 50 lm.
June 07, 2006
Giovannoni Timesphere Alarm Clock
Designed by the world reknown Stefano Giovannoni, this wireless projection clock is the first of its kind. The projection unit can be moved positioned in any way you like to give you the best possible view of the time. This self-setting clock also features dual alarms, indoor temperature, and contactless keys.