The Alcatel-Lucent microprojector: What every cell phone needs

Roland R. Ryf, Gang Chen, Nagesh R. Basavanhally, M. Dinu, Alex Duque, Y.L. Low, J. M. Wiesenfeld, Yulia Shapiro, Randy C. Giles · Bell Labs Technical Journal · 2009

This paper describes a compact and power-efficient video projector that can be readily integrated into mobile devices such as cell phones. Using state-of-the-art RGB lasers, micro-display panels, and advanced imaging techniques, this 6 cubic centimeter microprojector module can project video graphics array (VGA) resolution color video images that are similar in size and brightness to a notebook computer screen, while consuming only 1.5 watts of electrical power. The microprojector could be ubiquitously deployed as a preferred display device to connect, inform, and entertain the over 3.3 billion cell phone users worldwide.

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