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Outside of Samsung's W7900 Show and a few nondescript prototypes, the projector phone sector has been largely stagnant. Thankfully, it seems at least one no-name company is looking to make a name for itself by developing yet another entrant. The LitPh...

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Cables To Go, your one-stop-shop for all things cabled related appears to be aiming squarely for a sector of the market that's decidedly un-cableish... wireless transmission of VGA signals. The company is slated to demonstrate it'...

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At long last, an official release date for Texas Instruments' DLP Pico projector. Mark it down, December 1st is the launch (delivered by December 19th) of the "world's smallest / lightest" (51 × 105 × 17-mm / 120g) pro...

I was using the Vista Magnifier, and the text on my screen is looking like crap. I checked my TrueType settings and they were turned off. Seems like the Magnifier is trashing this window setting.

This page explains how to set it back.

Quoted: AN #148 - LCD display with touchscreen and AVR Print E-mail Application about how to connect LCD display with touchscreen to M128 AVR chip and ...

Does nVideo REALLY offer hardware acceleration for rotated displays? I want dual monitors, with one rotated, but in the past I've notice really poor performance of the display in rotated mode.

The claim here is:

Quoted: Now, with NVRotate, you can rotate any display 90, 180 or 270 degrees for maximum flexibility with no limitations or performance penalties.

But I think that's BS unless they do this with hardware acceleration. I've seen recent forum posts complain that even with high end adaptors, rotated display performance is choppy.

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/index.php?t2586.html

I can't even believe this is real. Even if it's not real, it seems very plausible.

Quoted: PhysOrg news: Electronic tattoo display runs on blood