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WHO IS MVIS:
STRONG BUY
4/05/10
Microvision, Inc. develops miniature display and
imaging engines based on integrated photonics module (IPM) in
the United States and internationally. The IPM utilizes two
dimensional micro-electrical mechanical system (MEMS) light
scanning technologies, lasers, optics, and electronics to create
video or still image from a small form factor. Its primary
product includes Flic Scanner, a hand-held bar code scanner and
Flic Cordless Scanner, a Bluetooth version of the Flic Scanner.
The company also produces various demonstration units using
Microvision's display technology. It also develops an integrated
photonics module that consists of MEMS scanner, light source
module, and electronics to drive the MEMS scanner, and video
input and output. Microvision serves automotive, defense,
consumer markets, military, medical, commercial, and the United
States government customers. The company was founded in 1993 and
is headquartered in Redmond, Washington.a
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Microvision
Receives $8.5 Million Purchase
Order for New PicoP Laser
Projection Display Engine |
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REDMOND,
Wash., Apr 05, 2010 (BUSINESS
WIRE) --Microvision (NASDAQ:MVIS),
a leading developer of
ultra-miniature projection
display products, announced
today that it has received an
$8.5 million purchase order for
its new ultra-miniature PicoP(R)
laser projection display engine
from a consumer electronics
customer. The OEM plans to embed
the PicoP engine inside a
high-end mobile media player for
release in late 2010 and plans
to announce its launch at that
time.
Microvision recently
announced the completion and
shipment of initial samples of
its new display engine that
incorporates a proprietary ASIC
chipset half the original size
and weight and that consumes one
third less power than its
predecessor while delivering
uniformly bright, vivid color
WVGA (848 X 480) images up to
200 inches. It also provides a
5000:1 contrast ratio - 5 times
greater than other pico
projector engines in the market
today and is always in focus
without the need for focusing
dials or optics - an especially
desirable benefit for mobile
consumers.
"We are very pleased to
receive the first purchase order
for our new display engine,"
said Alexander Tokman, President
and CEO of Microvision. "This
embedded application in a
high-end mobile media player is
part of our strategy to develop
multiple premium distribution
channels as we continue to
advance the PicoP engine design
and mature production capacity
to meet anticipated demand
across a variety of consumer
electronic products including
handsets." |
Their markets,
CLICK HERE FOR IN DEPTH ARTICLE
ON MVIS 39 PAGES FREE!!!
SEE HOW IT WORKS.....then decide how much you
want to buy of MVIS!! Back up the truck.
These videos give you an
overview of the Pico P
Don't be fooled by other models
on the market. This is the Cadillac of all Pico P's.
It will revolutionize the way we watch videos from mobile
devices. Do your own Due Diligence, but I think the videos speak
for themselves.
These videos show the abilities
of the Pico P. Remember no focus necessary and it focuses
on several planes
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by Glenn Farley, KING 5 News
by Roman Loyola,
Macworld.com
By Brian Ambrozy
Posted 01.10.2010
Last Gadget
Standing
At times, it felt
like little video
gnomes had snuck
into CES, and
stashed tiny iPhone
compatible
projectors all over
the place—and most
of them sucked—out
of focus, colors
from hell and the
luminance of a black
hole. But then I
found the
Microvision SHOWWX,
and my faith in
video gnomes was
restored.
January 11, 2010
Hand Held Hollywood
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