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3M MPro120 Pico Projector Review: Highly Evolved
6:00AM Wilson Rothman | Pico projectors were all the rage when they were in development, but as the first wave of products hit, so did a reality-induced malaise: They weren’t that great. Fortunately, 3M’s MPro120 goes far to outshine the original MPro110. More »
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The 3M MPro120: It’s About Time Pico Projectors Grew Up
5:54AM John Herrman | 3M is proudly calling the MPro120 a “second generation” product. For them, that means it’s the first with the company’s new MM200 projection engine. For you and me, it could well be the first truly decent pico projector. More »
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10:00AM Nick Broughall | Admit it – there’s not a single thing on this planet you want more than a pocket sized projector. You want the freedom to broadcast your porn collection powerpoint presentations to the world whether they’re interested or not via the wonders of a low resolution low powered portable device. Well, 3M knows this, and are releasing the MPro110 in Australia for the paltry asking price of $649! More »
3M MPro110 Pico Projector Will Cost You $649 In Australia
10:00AM Nick Broughall | Admit it – there’s not a single thing on this planet you want more than a pocket sized projector. You want the freedom to broadcast your porn collection powerpoint presentations to the world whether they’re interested or not via the wonders of a low resolution low powered portable device. Well, 3M knows this, and are releasing the MPro110 in Australia for the paltry asking price of $649! More »
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Nuclear Grade Duct Tape: You Wouldn’t Want To Be Gagged With This Stuff
8:40AM Sean Fallon | In case you missed it, there is a bigger, badder duct tape in town. Used mostly in the nuclear power, shipping and steel industries, this stuff can handle just about anything. More »
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3M’s Prototype Pico Projectors add RGB LEDs, Still Aren’t in Your Phone
2:43PM Adam Frucci | It seems that we see tiny projectors often, but never in actual phones or in devices I can imagine myself using. The tradition continued tonight with more prototype pico projectors from 3M. More »
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Aiptek PocketCinema V10 Pico Projector Review
12:00AM Wilson Rothman | The Gadget: Aiptek’s PocketCinema V10 pico projector so small you can hold it in your hand. This one is extra special, since its built-in SD card reader and media player gives you instant access to movies and photos, without needing to wire up a secondary video sources. galleryPost('aiptekprojectorreview', 3, ''); More »
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3M MPro110 Handheld Mobile Projector Lightning Review
7:10AM Wilson Rothman | The Gadget: 3M’s pocket-friendly MPro110 projector packs a sizeable screen into a tiny, battery-powered package. It’s mainly for fast-moving business types, but could it also be an alternative to buying a 40-inch TV? galleryPost('3mmpro110body', 3, ''); More »
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3M Mobile ID Reader Helps Big Brother Take Your Identity More Efficiently
12:00AM Gizmodo US Edition | 3M’s new Mobile ID Reader scans MRZ and RF chip data from passports and visas and immediately checks them against local or international watch lists by using wifi or GSM/GPRS EDGE networks. It seems like a great tool to further make you feel like you’re living in some scary dystopian sci-fi novel, especially when you hear that dastardly monopolist Bill Gates got his little-loved Windows Mobile 6 OS onto the device. More »
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3M’s Pocket Video Projector First to Hit Shops, 30th September
7:12PM Kit Eaton | Back in May we brought you some more data on the upcoming 3M pocket video projector, but only guesses on its release date: now we know it’s September 30th. The palm-sized MPro110 has a VGA and composite video input, so it’ll be good for either your laptop or portable gadgets with video-out. It’s got manual focus, but no speaker—but for most purposes I guess you won’t miss that. The guys at PopSci liked it, noting that it’s pretty basic but projects nicely onto walls, desks, paper and people in a variety of lighting conditions. We’ll have to wait to closer to the launch to hear more details, but the gizmo is set to cost US$359. [PopSci via TheEarthTimes] More »
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