flip-out

Sony unveiled three very intriguing high-def camcorders: Each includes a tiny projector embedded on the back of the flip-out LCD, which Sony says will be able to project a 60-inch diagonal image onto any flat surface.

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Maybe a nearby helicopter pilot had picked up the intense flip-out on his equipment, and decides to track the source.

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Even more fun, each includes a tiny projector embedded on the back of the flip-out LCD, which Sony says can project a 60-inch diagonal image—instant theater for the home videographer.

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The hidden, flip-out furniture is very ‘james bond’ (or maxwell smart?).

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Maybe a nearby helicopter pilot had picked up the intense flip-out on his equipment, and decides to track the source.

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Last issue, Robbie had a Norman-fueled flip-out that destroyed a huge chunk of cellblock, and left him buried face-first in concrete thanks to the efforts of Moonstone.

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Each includes a tiny projector embedded on the back of the flip-out LCD, which Sony claims will be able to project a 60-inch diagonal image.

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A thoughtful flip-out stand also lets you rest the phone on its side for tray-table movie viewing.

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The reason for the extra bulk, of course, is the flip-out full QWERTY keyboard on the G1.

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We know that, at least with the Dream, phone users will use the flip-out mini-keyboard to enter text, but rely on a prominent, iPhone-like touch screen for navigation.

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