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I don’t care how good you think your eyes are you can’t tell the resolution of display without a test pattern. On the show floor and in their demo rooms, companies are going to pick videos and images that make…
With CES just around the corner, I thought I would share my observations about viewing demos at CES (and elsewhere). While the vast majority of products demonstrated at CES are in or are very near production, there are more than…
Thanks to the readership of this blog, I now have my “press credentials” for CES. If there is something in the Pico Projector field in particular or displays in general you hear of at CES you would like to see…
In my last post on Direct Green Lasers (DGL) I wrote about electrical power to lumens conversion. In this post, I am going to talk about the color range/space and how it is affected by the green wavelength used. …
In my last blog I wrote about the power measurements on the ShowWX and a number of people asking “where did the all the ShowWX’s power go?” Microvision wants you to think that they just point the lasers directly at…
ShowWX consumed 5.6 Watts Microvision in their blog and their recent 8-K statement wrote “Lest you be led astray by false soothsayers.” I would agree not to be led by “false soothsaying” but I think that it is Microvision…
My, the power of the blogosphere! I just started this blog two weeks ago and Microvision has all the appearances of making a veiled response to my blog and having to issue an 8-K statement to the SEC. Personally, I…
For this installment on the pico projector “use mode” I would like to step back and talk about the original reason for pico projectors in the first place, their Raison d’être if you will. I will also discuss why drifted…
Today’s blog is the first in a series about green lasers, and in particular about how wavelength, power, efficiency, and lumens relate to each other. Also, I’m also going to write a little about the difference between and R&D announcement…
Hopefully you have been enjoying the content of this blog which as been covering pico projector technology. I promise there is much more to come, but today I want to do a little (consulting) business.