The company rolled out a 3M-branded unit in October, called MPro 110. The big news for 2009 is that the company will roll out its new MM200 projector module.

At this year's CES, the company is debuting the LCoS-based MM200, a micro projection engine that is destined to find its way into cellphones, handheld accessories and digital cameras of the future.

3M pitching the MPro120 mini-projector as a “second generation” piece of hardware. For them, that means it’s the first with the new MM200 projection engine.

The sleek 3M MPro120's bright and sharp images, easy-to-use features, and long-lasting battery earn it high marks.

In projector-speak, the 3M operates at 8 lumens, a common brightness measure; in its brightest mode, the Optoma is at 9 lumens. By contrast, the projector in your office might have 2,000 lumens.

Expect micro projectors like 3M's MM200 to find their way into handheld devices ...

Designed for integration into virtually any mobile platform and now available to manufacturers, 3M's LED-illuminated projection engine is capable of throwing a 40-inch or larger VGA image from an ...

3M has launched a new mini projector, the 3M MPro120 which uses 3M's new MM200 projection engine which uses an advanced liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) electronic imager and boasts enhanced image ...

Aha, so now we know why the 3M MPro110 pocket projector went on sale earlier this month: Its successor was just around the corner. The 3M MPro120 is a "second-generation" pocket projector, and you ...

The 3M MPro110 is a projector that literally fits in the palm of your hand - perfect for business travelers.

The MPro120 is the first projector to incorporate 3M’s MM200 projection engine, the next generation of the MPro family.

3M has announced one of the smallest projectors ever offered called the Micro Projector MPro110. The tiny projector fits in the palm of your hand and offers the ability to project big screen images.