Texas Instruments and Brookstone unveil iPhone Pocket Projector case
The iPhone Pocket Projector case will set you back $230 and will also come along with a USB chargeable 2100mAh battery. The projector’s lens will be powered by a 15 lumen LED projection lamp and also makes use of Texas Instruments’ DLP Pico Projector technology. According to both Texas Instruments and Brookstone, the projector is said to be capable of projecting an image of up to 50” diagonally with a resolution of 640×360.
The projector will be compatible with several native iOS apps, such as Videos, Photos and YouTube, and will support third party apps that offer a video out feature. We’re not sure how many people will actually need this pocket projector, but for those interested it is currently up for pre-order from Brookstone’s website and will start shipping come 16th of November.
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