Photos and videos are best enjoyed when shared with friends. We have recently seen the PoGo, a Polaroid on-the-go image printer that allows you to instantly print and share images from your phone or camera. But what about sharing videos from these ubiquitous iPods and the surely to sell like hot cakes $199 3G iPhones?
The QingBar MP101 by Honlai Technology is a sleek projector that works with Apple's iPod and iPhone and is capable of projecting a 15- to 27-inch display in a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Just clip your iPod or iPhone and enjoy the show with your friends and family.
What's Driving This Trend
- Portable Phone Projectors
- Incorporating lightweight, easily portable phone projectors could result in a disruptive innovation to standard projector technology.
- Smartphone Integration
- Incorporating smartphone compatibility into a wide range of technology could lead to disruptive innovation and wider adoption of phone-based media consumption.
- Social Viewing
- The incorporation of social viewing capabilities, such as multiple device projection, could disrupt traditional media consumption habits and create new opportunities for innovative product development.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Integrating mobile projectors into portable devices, such as smartphones or tablets, could result in an innovative line of consumer electronics.
- Entertainment
- Creating social viewing experiences for portable media could disrupt traditional entertainment channels and pave the way for new opportunities in the industry.
- Education
- Incorporating portable educational media projectors could disrupt traditional learning methods and create innovative educational opportunities for students.
