Oukitel U7 Pro at MWC

Hat's off to James for noticing this one.

There's nothing other than noticing that an item noticed before should be revealed this week. This may or may not have a projector or MicroVision. Stay tuned.

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Oukitel vs iPhone6

Chinese Phone Built in Projector

Oukitel U7 vs IPhone 6

Apparently Comparable performance, but the Oukitel will apparently come with an attachable projector.

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Oukitel with Projector

While we're not looking for phones that can be used as chopping boards, this one can be. It's an innovative company. 

They're making tough phones, and including projectors. It deserves to be watched. 

I'm not yet sure what kind of projector they are including with the phone. Based on photos I've seen. (check one post down) I believe that it is a unit that attaches to the phone, not embedded in the phone. We shall see.

At TechTimes

Apart from the strong display, the U7 features a 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1,280 x 720 along with a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera and 8 GB of storage. It also has a 1.3 GHz quad-core MediaTek processor and 1 GB of RAM. In general, the specs of the phone aren't that great, but if you're looking for something durable then perhaps this is the phone for you.

While most of the specs aren't the best, the phone does come with a projector, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Beam series. Not only that, but it also comes at a pretty low price, costing users only $70. It's not yet known if and when the phone might be available in the U.S.

Check out the video below to see how you can use the Oukitl U7 Pro to cook dinner.

Chinese Smartphone Features Built-in Projector

The specs listed don't match up to SONY's known PicoP engine, and there are few specs here.

Whether or not this is MicroVision's technology in here, it shows active interest in the concept that MicroVision will benefit from. 

I DO NOT KNOW WHETHER OR NOT THERE IS MICROVISION IN THIS DEVICE.

It's not anything we haven't seen before, but it does appear that Chinese manufacturer Oukitel has a new handset that includes a projector, the Oukitel U7 Pro. Back in 2012, the Samsung Galaxy Beam offered a similar feature. The latter came with a built-in 15-lumen pico projector built-in, that could beam content to a 50-inch screen. Samsung eventually produced a sequel two-years later, the Samsung Galaxy Beam 2.

The Oukitel U7 Pro (we're guessing that Pro is short for projector) can be used during business meetings to project files on meeting room walls. At home, or while away, you can watch your favorite films on any wall. The image is beamed at a resolution of 720 x 1280 at 50 lumen. This should be an improvement from the 480 x 800 resolution images beamed by the Galaxy Beam 2.

I Note that the image provided, the phone looks thicker, and could probably fit the SONY picop engine we know.  WE DON'T KNOW who's projector they're using. (I do not see a focus wheel.)

At GizChina

At GizChina On October 9, with no Projector Mention

I find this interesting. This is the kind of thing that I kind of expect to happen with a real PicoP release... the OEM gets everyone excited about all the other specs of the phone and springs the projector on everyone.

That's one of the reasons I've been closely watching MicroMax and their "World's most powerful smartphone"  announcements. MicroMax is innovative enough to be an early adopter of PicoP technology.

As I find more about this phone -- I'll do some digging... and will post it here.

Oukitel Website