Rising Sales of Smartphones & Other Gadgets Increase Demand for Pico Projectors, Suggests GBI Research

23 Jul 2012 • by Natalie Aster

The global craze for smartphones will drive future growth in the pico projector market, as increasing consumer demand for the ability to watch videos, make presentations, and capture and view photos will fuel new technological breakthroughs.

New report "Pico Projectors Market to 2016 - Application in Portable Devices such as Smartphones, Digital Cameras and Laptops to Drive Growth" by GBI Research suggests that pico projectors are following in the footsteps of HD video recording, high resolution cameras, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies, which are now essential attributes on most smartphones. Embedding pico projectors in smartphones will allow individuals to view their applications on a larger screen, giving phone companies an edge in the hugely competitive market. Decreasing product costs and constant improvements in image quality would lead to further growth in the pico projectors market, supporting the popular desire for ever-improving personal technologies.

Report Details:

Pico Projectors Market to 2016 - Application in Portable Devices such as Smartphones, Digital Cameras and Laptops to Drive Growth
Published: June, 2012
Pages: 71
Price: US$ 3.500,00

At the moment, advancements in laser technologies are needed to compete with LED light sources in pico projectors. The market leader in laser-based pico projectors, Microvision, currently uses a complex green laser to create a full color image. This technology is costlier than red and blue laser diodes and less efficient than direct green lasers.

Companies such as OSRAM, Nichia, Soraa, Sumitomo SEI and Corning are in the process of producing commercial direct green lasers using InGaN semiconductors with wavelengths in the 510-531nm range. However, compared to an LED light source, lasers are very costly and difficult to mass produce, though image quality is far superior. Technological advancements in the green laser market must therefore step it up in order to compete with LED-based pico projectors.

In a research interview with GBI Research, Mr. Frank Moizio, Manager of DLP Pico Projection, Texas Instruments stated: “On mobile devices such as cameras, cell phones, notebooks, and tablets, there is a desire to have bigger picture experiences for consumer entertainment applications, such as gaming, sharing videos and photos, and even web browsing in the enterprise space for mobile workers looking to easily get their vision across, and also in the education space to foster greater collaboration and content sharing among small work groups.”

More information can be found in the report “Pico Projectors Market to 2016 - Application in Portable Devices such as Smartphones, Digital Cameras and Laptops to Drive Growth” by GBI Research.

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