Wednesday, January 28, 2009 5:48:49 PM
The PicoP engine will cost around $100 as a component to include in another device, while Tokman reckons that a standalone projector will cost around $300. The technology is also being explored for use in head-up displays in cars, where its focus-free nature, high contrast and dynamic range will be appropriate.
http://www.rltec.com/cms/data/files/documents/April%202008/iet_news.pdf
More recently we find this in the Microvision SHOW WX faq:
Q: What will the price be?
A: Final retail pricing has not been released but is expected to be between $400 - $500 U.S., depending upon final configuration.
http://www.microvision.com/showwx/faq.html
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