Logic Wireless to launch Bolt pico projector phone

CES 2009: WinMob smartie gets PowerPoint projection built-in

7 January 2009 17:36 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

If CES launches are anything to go by, Pico projectors, once something to be marvelled over at tech shows such as CES, are soon to be two a penny.

However, this particular CES launch from US-based Logic Wireless has a couple of things going for it, not only is it a product that will actually go into production, but the pico projection is an added function in a mobile phone.

The new Logic Bolt, a touchscreen GSM quad band handset, will boast pico projection with the ability to project a 36- to 64-inch image.

Other specs of the Windows Mobile device include a 3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, GPS, and of course, for the office appeal, PowerPoint for those impromptu presentations.

A likely launch of around $600 phone-only, or $100 with a 2-year tie-in on T-Mobile or AT&T in the States is hinted at, but no news on a UK release.

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