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Microvision Handheld Pico Projector Can Drive a 100-inch Image [Projectors] 
Gizmodo | by Jason Chen | Wed, Jan 2
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If you really must have a way to watch those four seasons of Futurama DVDs anywhere you go, this Microvision SHOW handheld projector is the way to go. Not only is it about the size of a first or second-gen iPod, it can shoot out a 848x480 image (DVD quality) that's anywhere from 12-inches to 100...
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