Texas Instruments Pico DLP Developer Kit

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    Texas Instruments' Pico DLP Developer Kit, $349.00, includes the world's smallest DLP projector, which fits in the palm of your hand.

    Also See: Look ‘Ma! A Drive-In Theatre for Ants!

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Texas Instruments' Pico DLP Developer Kit, $349.00, includes the world's smallest DLP projector, which fits in the palm of your hand.

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    The Pico DLP unit has a maximum resolution of HVGA, or 640x240.

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    The BeagleBoard is an embedded system that runs on TI's OMAP 3530 600Mhz (ARM7 Derivative) processor on ARM Linux, with 128MB of system RAM. It includes the capability to boot on SD card, and has HDMI output. The BeagleBoard is powered by USB cable and connectivity to the host system is provided via serial (DB9) link.

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    The Pico DLP is connected to the BeagleBoard via a miniature HDMI cable.

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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    Pico DLP underbelly.

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    Pico DLP in palm.

    Caption by: Jason Perlow

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The world's smallest DLP projector.Also See: Look ‘Ma! A Drive-In Theatre for Ants!

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Texas Instruments' Pico DLP Developer Kit, $349.00, includes the world's smallest DLP projector, which fits in the palm of your hand.

Also See: Look ‘Ma! A Drive-In Theatre for Ants!

Caption by: Jason Perlow

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