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Microvision builds ultra-miniature laser-based projectors thatprovide a "big screen" viewing experience from mobile devices. Thetechnology is offered as an easy way for users to share with friendsand business associates multimedia applications, such as movies,personal videos, mobile TV, photographs and presentations.

"Working together with Microvision, we are pursuing ways thatprojection technology can redefine how mobile consumers view andinteract with the media they take with them," Rob Shaddock, chieftechnology officer for Motorola Mobile Devices business, said in a statement released Tuesday.

Microvision's PicoP projector is an ultra-thin, low-power device that'soptimized for use in a mobile gadget. The company's other productsinclude the Nomad Display System,which is a head-worn display that workers can use for hands-free accessto digital information. The wireless device, which communicates with abelt-worn computer, is used by the military and other organizations.

Terms of the Motorola agreement were not disclosed. Thecompanies plan to first integrate the Microvision projector in afunctioning mobile device for demonstration purposes. Microvision first demonstrated its PicoP projector in a mobile device in May during the Society of Information Display conference in Long Beach, Calif.

The projector is built upon Microvision's Integrated Photonics Module(IPM), which allows images on portable device screens to be projectedon nearby surfaces for improved viewing. Using the IPM to drive amobile phone projector, images stay in focus at any distance, even oncurved surfaces, according to the company.