The pico display chipset is designed to produce brighter, more efficient, next-generation projection displays from small form factors, such as smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, mobile accessories ...

To help developers accelerate the incorporation of the 0.47-inch TRP Full-HD 1080p chipset in their application, a new TI Designs reference design, Full-HD Projection Display using DLP Pico technology ...

Picture this: an itty-bitty projector module, scarcely larger than a box of Chicklets, fully capable of throwing a two- or three-foot HD image onto a nearby wall — and connected to your laptop via ...

Dallas — Texas Instruments DLP introduced Tuesday its DLP LightCrafter Display 2010 evaluation module (EVM) for data display applications. TI said the developer tool is the first EVM of its kind ...

Bug Labs, the system of open source gadget building blocks, is getting pico projector, speaker, 3G, combo Bluetooth/WiFi and a 802.15.4 radio module. The pico projector and 3G modules are the most ...

We didn't think it could be done, but the fine folks at Texas Instruments have just unleashed a tiny, tiny beast in their all new DLP pico chipset. The nHD DLP chipset, as it's known, boasts 640x360 ...

Sponsored by Texas Instruments: MEMS-based DLP® offers resolution equivalent to four 1080p displays for projectors and many other apps. New 2nd-generation chipsets help facilitate making the move to ...

Today at IFA 2013, Texas Instruments DLP Products brought out a new version of its tiny Pico projector chipset that boasts “100% higher brightness on a frame-by-frame basis while consuming 50% less ...

Take note, there’s a new competition on Electronics Weekly, giving you a chance to get your hands on a Texas Instruments DLP LightCrafter Display 2000 Evaluation Module. Courtesy of Farnell element14, ...

Texas Instruments (TI) is allowing developers to implement DLP displays with virtually any low-cost processor by launching a 0.2-inch DLP2000 chipset and $99 DLP LightCrafter Display 2000 evaluation ...

Today at IFA 2013, Texas Instruments DLP Products brought out a new version of its tiny Pico projector chipset that boasts “100% higher brightness on a frame-by-frame basis while consuming 50% less ...