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The Jakks Pacific EyeClops Mini Projector is being marketed as a toy, but for $99, it’s worth a second look. Gadgetell got a chance to see the device in action. Is it worth getting as a second television or for video games?

You can spend about $300 to $400 for a small projector that fits in your hand. Jakks Pacific is rolling out the EyeClops Mini Projector which is supposed to cost under $100. This appears to be built for use by kids and the low price suggests that you should not expect tons of connection options more »

Looking for something that will allow you to have totally portable images for use anywhere? Check out the new Pico Projector PK-101. You attach this tiny device (it is smaller and lighter than a mobile phone even!) to either your smart phone (and yes, it works with iPhones too) or media player, and it throws an image onto a nearby screen or white surface. Pretty cool. Continued after the break.