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Pocket Display Projector
A pocketsized projector capable of displaying high resolution images so they can be viewed by a group of people. (Read the full article)
| "It's not surprising Jack Vance foretold the development of the micro-projector. He's one of our very best writers, a visionary right up there with Verne. I remember another story in which he invented wi-fi and the laptop--just a casual incidental to the narrative. " (Lloyd Marshall 3/20/2008 2:05:49 PM ) |
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