The PocketProjector is a big idea, but at just one pound, it fits in the palm of your hand, so you can gain the effectiveness and enjoyment of a small versatile projector anytime you want. Sales executives and trainers will love the portability for instant presentations. Imagine the crowd your teenagers will draw using it as a video game projector. Project your digital photos at home. Or take it on the road for entertainment on vacations or camping (no AC power needed).

No other company had a projector of this size and versatility, and it's great that it comes from a Mitsubishi company." Designed at the Mitsubishi Motors Design Center in Cypress, Calif., the Concept CT uses two PocketProjectors installed under the front hood, projecting rearwards onto a translucent acrylic projection screen. The unique curved format "wall to wall" panel displays information for navigation, time telemetry, front and rear camera images, drive train performance status and rear/side-view mirror functions. Entertainment functions are also displayed when the car is in park.

Mitsubishi's PK10 Pocket Projector is so small, it was installed in a Mitsubishi Concept CT car and used to display the standard instrument panel along with other useful information such as data, video, and driver information. Hailed as the smallest projector in the world, the PK10 utilizes 3 LEDs to create an image in a cost effective manner due to the absence of traditional lamps. The PK10 is compatible with any device with a video out port, from notebooks to cellphones and digital cameras. What is surprising is the low heat levels and ease of installation in a car.