Projected image over physical screen?

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The discussion centers around the feasibility of compact devices, like an iPod-sized gadget or small notebook, projecting images instead of using traditional screens. The concept envisions a portable device capable of displaying large images, potentially up to 50 inches, with clarity comparable to LCD screens. Miniature projectors already exist, such as those from Optoma, and Samsung has showcased a phone with an integrated projector at CES. The technology for such devices is advancing, with several similar products in development.
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Do you think it would be possible for a ipod sized device or small notebook to project an image rather then have an actual screen?

So you could carry it in your pocket & when turned on the desplay could be massive like 50inches. Something holographic or what youd expect in the movies.

Would be so great if the image was just as clear as LCD.
 
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