As mobile phone cameras become increasingly sophisticated, the images you store on them will soon start to challenge the quality of stand-alone digital cameras. Samsung already have an 8 megapixel camera for the Korean market, NTT have auto-stabilization software for their Japanese phones, and even Europeans can expect 3 megapixels this year with the new Nokias and Sony Ericssons (not sure about you guys in the US, as your phones seem to be dependent on a mobile operator picking them up). But what do you do with these super-sharp new images? Keep them in your mobile phone, displaying them on a tiny 2.4 inch QVGA screen? Is that any way to treat an 8 megapixel image!? The people behind the Project-a-Phone clearly think not.

 

They want you to strap your innocent mobile phone into the Project-a-Phone Borg-assimilating torture frame, connect the frame to your PC, and you too can carry out gruesome mobile phone torture experiments project your phone’s display onto your PC monitor. Readers across Europe familiar with The Carphone Warehouse’s (and their affilliates’) cute Mowbli character (left), just picture him here, sat in this contraption. Resistance is indeed futile!