LG presents two designs of smart phone with screen with folding ability

It’s not such a new idea about the smart phones with screen with ability to fold but unfortunately they do not come to mass production. Of course it’s not an easy task to complete a product like this especially like in the case that we are presenting today.

The LG’s patent is different from the one of Axon M. This model from Axon M practically has a two side screens and a little space in between to fold but the screens actually they do not fold, like in the case in LG’s model that they want to create, with ability to use as a smart phone or like a tablet computer.

On the image here we present two models with separate parts of the device holding on screen that could fold. In the first case when the smart phone gets fold from the front and front the back side there will be all needed components like the camera and the special smaller screen displaying notifications, time and date etc. The second one is little different in dealing with this issues but the functional role is almost the same.

No doubt this models and types of smart phones will revolutionize the way we use the mobile devices because we can use them also as a tablet computers when we want or have the need.

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LG unveils their new HD MiniBeam portable projector

Portable projectors do come in an extremely niche market, and thankfully for the few different companies that are involved in this device, it has not gone the way of the netbook – at least for now. In fact, there continues to be progress in the world of portable projectors, and LG has stepped forward this time around with their model PH300, which is also known as the LG HD MiniBeam portable projector.

The LG HD MiniBeam is said to be able to deliver exceptional mobility thanks to its small size, not to mention a great viewing experience accompanied by a bunch of advanced technologies that is highlighted by a durable, long-life LED light source. Your eyes will definitely be able to appreciate the spectacularly large images, where a full charge of the LG HD MiniBeam allows it to operate for up to two and half hours. Perfect for most movies, although it is not going to be much good if you are about to embark on a marathon session of Lord of the Rings while you’re on the move.

Just what kind of technology or hardware does the LG HD MiniBeam pack underneath the hood? For starters, it will make use of an RGB LED light source which is capable of delivering a brightness level of 300 ANSI lumens, accompanied by a contrast ratio of 100,000:1 in High Definition resolution, that is, 1280 x 720 pixels. Not only that, it has been specially constructed with durability in mind, where the LED that comes with it will boast of an estimated lifespan of 30,000 hours, which is roughly the equivalent of ten years when you watch it for eight hours every single day. Knowing that most people would not do that, it is definitely going to last you more than a decade, which by then, you would most probably have moved on to other kinds of technologies already.

There is no word on pricing as at press time, although we do know that the LG HD MiniBeam will arrive in key markets in Latin America, North America, Asia and the Middle East first, before making its way to the likes of France, Germany, Portugal, Spain and Turkey in November.

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