Panasonic has taken the wraps of their first 3D Plasma HDTV, the Panasonic VIERA VT. The VIERA VT will be available in two different sizes, a 50 inch model and a 54 inch model.
These new 3D Plasma HDTV’s features a contrast ratio of 5,000,000:1 and they have a digital and an analogue tuner built in, plus a 2.1 channel 20w speaker system.
BenQ has added another LED monitor to its range, the BenQ V2220, which BenQ are claiming is the worlds slimmest LED monitor.
The BenQ V2220 features a 21.5 inch LED display, and measures just 15mm thick, and it features a contrast ratio 10,000,00:1. BenQ have also launched another model, the V920 which is an 18.5 inch LED display and is even thinner measuring in at just 14mm.
We have seen a few different hand held Pico projectors here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is probably one of the smallest we have see, the AAXA L1 Laser Pico Projector.
The AAXA L1 Laser Pico Projector measures 4.2 inches long by 2.1 inches wide by 0.8 inches tall and according to the manufacturer it is the worlds first laser powered pico projector.
Casio has launched a new video projector, the Casio Green Slim Projector, which Casio says is the worlds first high brightness mercury free projector.
According to Casio a high brightness projector is anything over 2,000 lumen’s, and the Casio Green Slim Projector has a brightness of 3,000 lumen’s.
JVC has added another high end projector to their range, although this one is going to cost you a cool $15,000, the JVC DLA-SH7NL.
The JVC DLA-SH7NL features a resolution of 4,096 x 2,400 which is more than four times the resolution of Full HD, it also has a contrast ratio of 10,000:1 and a 330W lamp that will pump out a massive 5,000 lumen’s.
If you need an extra monitor for your PC, then you may want to check out these new touchscreen USB sub monitors from SoundGraph, called FingerVu.
There are two models available a a 4.3 inch model and a 7 inch model, and they both have a touchscreen interface so you can control what you want on the monitors screen.
Multi-touch functionality is becoming more of a necessity in everyday electronic devices. 3M decided to create a touch screen that would expand traditional touch interaction and produced the new 22-inch LCD multi-touch screen. The 3M display has a 1680 x 1050 screen.
This clever Rethink Hanger uses empty water bottles to create a unique clothes hanger too emphasise and encourage us to reuse the items we would normally throw away. Just screw in an empty bottle into each side of the hander hook and its ready to use.
10% of all proceeds from the sales of the Rethink Hanger are going to charities that provide clean and safe drinking water to third world countries.
Innovision have created a technology that can display 3D holographic displays similar to that of a futuristic film.
Using a specially designed case the HoloAD technology uses three different images which are projected to a centre point where the full image can be viewed from the front and sides of the case. Creating a 3D Holographic movie above the iPhone in the picture below. View the videos after the jump for examples of what this new technology can do.
A new portable DVD player has just been released by Toshiba Japan named the Portaro SD-P12DT. Weighing in at 2.8kg and measuring 342 x 73 x 326 mm its equipped with a 12inch LED backlight screen providing a resolution of 1366 x 768.
I can also play DVD-R/RW and CD-R/RW disks and has a SD slot for media if required. It also has a built in digital tuner, but unfortunately this will only work in Japan at the moment. Until the release of International versions, which have not been confirmed.
Probably the biggest gadget which was shown off at CES 2010 is Panasonic’s new 152 inch Plasma 3D HDTV, which measures a massive 152 inches diagonally.
The Panasonic 152 inch Plasma TV can display video at a massive resolution of 4096 x 2160, which is about double today’s current full 1080p HD resolution, and it displays a massive eight million pixels, and features a 17:9 aspect ratio.
MSI has shown off a new projector concept at this years CES, the MSI Projector PC.
As the name suggests, the MSI Projector PC actually has a fully working PC inside the projector, and instead of needing a monitor you just use the projected image to view the PCs display.
