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2010-01-15
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#12
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
I really don't think that a projector is mandatory on a smartphone and the situation is not likely to change. Why would you need that?
Sure, check this out: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsungs_fir...9-news-732.php
Oh and BTW it is a year old technology.
And Nokia will probably say something like: hmm, well, dunno, we kinda missed the last 2 years innovation wise, wait, let's catch up. eta 2012, maybe...
I could understand if you were a salesman and had to do a lot of customer visits so maybe this would be handy. I'd still stick to my laptop though - ofcourse some customers don't have a projector so then this would be cool but I don't see a big need for this.
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2010-01-20
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#13
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CES showed a laser projector that was the size of a deck of cards, and could handle the usual video sources.
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2010-01-21
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#14
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
And is the truth lol
No. They may choose to add support for BT keyboard though.
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2010-01-21
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#15
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
Not good enough.
No. They may choose to add support for BT keyboard though.
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2010-01-21
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#16
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Originally Posted by triple_a
And the resolution is only 480x320, so tvout on the n900 wins anyway.
I really don't think that a projector is mandatory on a smartphone and the situation is not likely to change. Why would you need that?
I could understand if you were a salesman and had to do a lot of customer visits so maybe this would be handy. I'd still stick to my laptop though - ofcourse some customers don't have a projector so then this would be cool but I don't see a big need for this.
Oh and BTW it is a year old technology.
And Nokia will probably say something like: hmm, well, dunno, we kinda missed the last 2 years innovation wise, wait, let's catch up. eta 2012, maybe...