Response from: t-mobile phones

Nice prototype. If you ever use a projector, you know it consumes a lot power and generate much heat. Unless there is a breakthrough in these 2 areas, it's very difficult to add a projector into a tiny cell phone.

Response from: Bear

We will see what this new achivements can bring its customers. The future will show, how is right

Response from: Newsdomain

Real nice stuff. I like it. Keep it up !!!

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Response from: Serg

One question: How long will be battery work?

Response from: Oleg

The idea is interesting enough, is offered by the given firm, but thus there are many questions:
- Duration of work of phone how much will change, in fact the projector should contain powerful enough light source?
- The price of such phone how much will increase?
And in general, whether it is necessary it is to phone, in fact we all equally shall not receive the qualitative image from such device.