Pico-packin' Ayane smartphone can project 42-inch images
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It's a neat idea but I just don't see it proving to be very useful. Too much is needed to make it really a good tool, like brightness, battery life, sound, etc.
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I see things like this as niche devices for small market segments. Salesmen could use it to ensure they have a good presentation at all times, etc. but the general public would never really use it. It would just kill the battery.
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Yeah. I guess salesmen might use one. Maybe. But even that I can't see.
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If/when power can be transmitted across the room so a sales person could visit a client, plug in their charger to the wall and have no cords to the projector/phone.. that will be cool.
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Still impressive, even if not that practical.
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@Dashrender said:
If/when power can be transmitted across the room so a sales person could visit a client, plug in their charger to the wall and have no cords to the projector/phone.. that will be cool.
No chargers will be needed. Walls will just have power.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
If/when power can be transmitted across the room so a sales person could visit a client, plug in their charger to the wall and have no cords to the projector/phone.. that will be cool.
No chargers will be needed. Walls will just have power.
OK fine.. I guess that's good enough ... LOL
