Oculon Hikari Pro920 and Pro1440 – DSP

Damn Small Projectors. The 920 measures in an 86×44x85 millimeters, that’s tiny. So tiny Oculon, for now at least, gets to claim the world’s smallest title.

The 1440 is an LCoS modle and can throw a 20” display from up to 2 feet away. It cranks out a 20” screen and an 800×600 resolution with inputs for composite or D-Sub15 which means your computers and game consoles should be good to go.

The 920 drops it down to 25 lumens and a mere 15” screen with a smaller 640×480 resolution. The 920 will cost you $300, and the 1440 will cost you $400, so, for the cost of an iPhone or iPod Touch you can have a really small projector.

Oculon’s Hikari Pro920 might be the world’s tiniest projector [via engadget]