Video of LG’s eXpo Mini Projector at CES 2010

By Digital Trends Staff January 8, 2010

Oh LG, you wowed and amazed us at CES with the mini projector you’ve embedded into you new LG eXpo phone. LG’s 1GHz smartphone sports a full QWERTY keyboard, supports AT&T’s 7.2Mbps HSPA network and a pico projector (optional) from Texas Instruments that can throw up images as far as eight feet away. We watched as this mini projector demonstrated its mini power. Yeah no problem.

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