Nokia Pulse Projector Concept
Now here’s a new concept that will turn the mobile projector industry that we know upside down. The Nokia Pulse Projector merges both a LED-projector alongside a NXT-speaker with Dolby sound processing into a single, solid multimedia device. It will rely on Pulse software and Bluetooth connectivity to work with a cell phone of choice (the Nokia marque in this case, obviously), turning your handset into an interactive remote which will control the unique multimedia player. Since this is a concept, you can be sure that it will come with way better specifications compared to what you can find in the market – and this includes a native resolution of 1,280 x 768, a contrast ratio of 1,500:1, LED light technology, 1,000 lumens brightness and the ability to throw images from 15″ to 60″ in size at 7.87 feet.
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