(keitai-l) Re: Question regarding projecting mobile (imode) screen

Can anyone check with the design labs for the makers of these imode phones
to find out if they use an external screen for testing? I would like to put
a video port on my little sucker as well. I would like to use the earphone
jack as an LCD OUT.

TImbo

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Thanks Ken

Actually I think that Jeurgen (sorry if I misspelled!) originally had this
idea a long time ago - one of his innovative uses for an i-mode handset
posting if my memory serves me correct!

Wonder if anyone has ever tried it?  Sounds a bit impractical - I wondered
if it would be possible to disconnect the wires to the LCD and then build a
converter that can convert the signal to a vga?  Must be possible.

Regards

Jamie

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From: Ken Chang [mailto:kench@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 10:27 PM
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hard work for a little profit:

depending on the LCD packaging, you may able to detach an LCD
from the basis/backlight, cover it between glasses and extend
it from the handset to be put directly on a projector.

should ask someone who repairs handsets for living ...
if you really want do a lot of presentations for a Z8


From: j.cattell@research-int.com
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To: keitai-l@appelsiini.net
Subject: (keitai-l) Question regarding projecting mobile (imode) screen
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 08:52:58 +0900

Fellow Keitaiers,

Its been a while since I have posted anything to this list and this time I
have a question.

I am involved with some i-mode testing in Europe and am trying to find a way
of  connecting an imode phone to a projector so that I may display the
contents to a larger audience.  So far I have tried a video camera - the
results are rather poor although the screen is discernible to the audience
at least.

I wondered if any "professional" device or piece of software exists for
doing this.

Regards

Jamie Cattell
Research International



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