Zeiss shows this OLED based heads-up display using their Zeiss optics and showing some difference use cases for this device. The price is about 650 Euro for the device.
Category: CeBIT
Marvel Digital International Limited at CeBIT 2012
Posted by – March 7, 2012
They show a glasses free 3D tablet that has a chipset that automatically converts 2D content to 3D.
Valueplus TizzBird Stick N1
Posted by – March 6, 2012
Using the new Telechips 8925 ARM Cortex-A5 processor platform, here’s the new computer/set-top-box on a USB Stick, with a full sized HDMI port on one side, a full sized USB Host port on the other, a Micro-USB port for power, MicroSD card slot, that’s it. Valueplus plans for a sub-$100 retail price, my guess is that the Bill of Materials for something like this can be done below $30 if mass manufactured. The market for these ARM Powered HDMI Sticks is going to be huge! Imagine a fully smoother Chrome on Android 4.0, a fully smooth Google TV user interface, this is awesome.
The Fantastic Useless Gadgets of getDigital.de
Posted by – March 6, 2012
getDigital may be one of the leaders in useless gadgets in Europe. Think of the stuff geeks don’t need but really want to have. They have dozens of awesome weird fun useless geeky things on display. Go buy your own geeky things at http://getdigital.de with support for international shipping.
Gigabyte at CeBIT 2012
Posted by – March 6, 2012
Gigabyte shows new high-end Intel motherboards, graphics cards, Server racks, Ultrabooks, Netbook convertibles and a Tegra2 Tablet.
Kente shows a new keyboard
Posted by – March 6, 2012
Kente shows a new cheap RF wireless keyboard design.
Global Wave Pic3 D-2 sheet turns iPhones into glasses-free 3D devices
Posted by – March 6, 2012
They make a sheet that you can put on any iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S then install their app and that can display 3D videos, photos in 3D without the need for glasses.
Aiptek PocketCinema Z50
Posted by – March 6, 2012
New all-in-one Aiptek pico projector with a 5 megapixel photo camera on the back, it can record 1080p or 720p video and output it directly with the built-in VGA 50-lumen DLP Pico projector.
Aiptek MobileCinema i20
Posted by – March 6, 2012
This is a lower cost LCOS based pico projector dock for the iPhone.
Aiptek MobileCinema i15
Posted by – March 6, 2012
This is an iPhone 4/4S dock that outputs a 15-lumen nHD or 50-lumen VGA DLP projection.