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World’s first 3D full HD projector – LG CF3D

The LG CF3D is the first portable projector that offers projection of videos in full HD 3D. The LG CF3D projector boasts a 7000:1 contrast ratio and 2500 lumens ANSI brightness.

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Nanobrick Miyoul OLED media frames

We showed you a video clip of an unknown company was showing off their OLED art works at CES. And now we’ve got more information about what these OLED art works are. The company is Nanobrick, those OLED art frames are called Miyoul which come in a variety of shapes and styles that could even cost you up to $100K per frame.

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AR.Drone R/C helicopter controllable by iPhone or iPod touch

Parrot has released a new RC Toy called the AR.Drone, which is a quadricopter that can be controlled either by your iPhone or iPod Touch via WiFi connection. The AR.DRONE is basically an R/C helicopter that comes with four blades, but what makes it cool is you can use the iPhone or iPod Touch to control it.

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Ion iType turns your iPhone into a full PC QWERTY keyboard

If messaging or texting on the iPhone is kind of painful, you may love to turn the iPhone into a full-sized PC QWERTY keyboard. Although it sounds little absurd of doing so, as the iPhone is meant to be portable but it isn’t impossible. The Ion iType is just the right gear that you need to transform your iPhone into a full computer QWERTY.

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ioSafe Solo SSD ensures your data survive burning and crushing of tractor

ioSafe SOLO SSD emphasizes a lot on its protection to your data. It’s an SSD meant for protecting your data in worst case scenarios such as house fires or floods. The drive is actually housed in a military-grade steel case, called ArmorPlate, that protects your data from fire, shock, water and even the collapse of two-story building or 5,000 pounds of crushes etc.

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Panasonic’s 152-inch Plasma HDTV

As shown is the largest plasma TV on earth. This super large Panasonic HDTV was shown at CES, measures 152 inches diagonally. It stands at 6.5 feet tall and 11.5 feet wide, equivalent to the size of nine 50-inch sets.

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LG GW900 smartphone, powered by Intel’s Moorestown

LG GW900 is a smart phone that comes with a huge touchscreen of 4.8 inches. The GW900 is powered by the Intel’s Moorestown processor and it is to run the Intel’s Moblin 2.1 Linux-based OS.

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Airnergy Charger extracts electricity from WiFi signals

I love this idea! Imagine there are lots of WiFi signals in the city you live and they carry some energy that will eventually “evaporate” in the air. The Airnergy Charger is a green charger that is able to convert the energy in WiFi signals into electricity which can then be used to power up your gadgets.

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Monsoon Volcano combines HD placeshifter, DVR, Internet TV, Facebook, Twitter in one

Monsoon Multimedia’s Volcano is an all-in-one home TV device or set-top box that packs lots of goodies. The Volcano can be an HD placeshifter that allows you to view HD video in 720p streamed from your home Cable TV connection and video library over the Internet. It can also be a DVR to allow you to record videos from various TV sources.

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Custom OLED art

Maybe in the near future your house would be filled up with OLEDs, if the price is not an issue. Art work can be made using OLED displays as well. A company is doing that and they’ve shown off some of their OLED custom art work at CES 2010.

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