Pico Mini Handheld Projector by Optoma

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With the ability to project your videos and pictures up to the size of a home cinema screen, this ingenious Pico Mini Handheld Projector is what your iPhone or iPod was made for. If you want to see your photos at a larger size than your piddly iPhone screen, then all you have to do is whip the projector out of your pocket and connect it up. Before you know it, you can see your digital media at sizes up to 60 inches across.

It also works with laptops, PCs and other mobile phones and digital cameras with a USB connection, so all your digital media can be seen by everyone. The projector itself is small enough to carry in your pocket, meaning that any time you want to show off your snaps and videos all you have to do is get it out and get projecting. There's a built-in media player with a 4GB capacity, so you won't run of space any time soon, either.

Features:

• A pocket-sized projector for all your portable media.
• Compatible with iPhone, iPod, laptops, netbooks, mobile phones, digital cameras, mobile gaming devices (via USB).
• Watch videos and slide shows.
• Also shows business presentations on Powerpoint.
• USB connection for data transfer and power.
• Displays images up to 60 inches wide (4:3).
• 480 x 320 resolution.
• Up to 2 hours of battery power from full charge.
• Suitable for ages 12 years +.

Size:

• H: 1.5 W: 5 D: 10.3 cm.

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Epson wants you to get printing with more all-in-one models

Epson knows that good quality printers are hard to come by these days, and they being an old hand in the industry, intends to spice it up with more all-in-one models. We’re talking about the new range of Artisan all-in-ones, namely the Artisan 835 and Artisan 725. It seems that Epson has done a little bit of market research on their own, and the results were in their favor (obviously), where image quality of their printers was preferred by consumers 3-to-1 over the competition. It also helps that Epson’s latest range of printers will come with a host of unique features, making them being marketed as a “perfect match” for today’s active, digital families that who need just a solitary solution when it comes to printing.



The Artisan 835 would be the flagship model of the series, where it will feature a 7.8″ smart touch panel display, a 3.5″ color LCD display, an integrated fax capability (not that many people use it these days, but still), and a 30-page Automatic Document Feeder which makes it a snap to copy and fax documents in a jiffy. As for the Artisan 725, this model will come with an enhanced touch panel for easier navigation. Both of them will come with 2.5 times faster wireless connectivity thanks to Wi-Fi n connectivity, not to mention support for wireless printing from an Apple iPhone. It also touts to have the fastest 4” x 6” photo print speed in the world, but we guess that depends on how it was benchmarked. Using Epson’s six-color Ultra Hi-Definition Claria ink, printouts are expected to look stunning, whether images or text.(Cool-Gadgets)

X-Cool is a new gaming look for the calculator

Do you remember the day when a calculator was a separate tool from your cellular phone? Man, I can still remember the days when pocket calculators were expensive. They were really big back in the late seventies when the tech got small and cheap, but I highly doubt there is a big market for them now. This particular calculator is known as the X-Cool, and it is a very obvious attempt to make math look cool by turning this calculator into a mod of a video game controller. The fact that the calculator has X in its title is a definite indicator of the X-box 360 controller that it is similar to, but it has the color of a PS3 one.
I like how the addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division signs are on the left, where a movement joystick would be. Then all the other keys are where the firing would be. I have no idea what the “bumpers” do, but I like where the CE and equals keys are placed. As for the numbers, that’s probably where they belong.
So, whether you are a math nerd or a gaming nerd, this would be the calculator for you. You should be able to get it for about $13.99.(Cool-gadgets)