It’s widely known but we say it again! So far, Computex had engrossed itself largely in the production of a posse of notebooks. The trend seems to be shifting, if only very slightly. Read on. 

Of late, a few new projectors are sneaking into the limelight! The latest among the pico projectors to get its few-seconds-of-fame is Foxconn’s PD-W1001 featuring a 0.3 inch DLP chip courtesy Texas Instruments. The other features are the WVGA resolution and 25Lm tossed into a 55x46x26 mm case. So far, this projector seems to be more of a fad in its nascent stage. Would be interesting to figure out what Foxconn would do to get their fair share of attention!

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