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The Cinemizer OLED has two 870 × 500 OLED displays that mimic a single 40″ monitor. It has adjustable focus, head tracking that emulates a mouse, a 6-hour battery, as well as stereoscopic 3D via HDMI and AV inputs.

Sure, it’s just a commercial for Sony’s LED TVs, but the explosive imagery of paints flying everywhere, set to the voice of Gene Wilder’s Pure Imagination is good enough for our eyes and ears. Best watched in full screen 1080p.

Playground Inc. presents its ideas for Google Glass apps. The company says that all of these can be made today, but they can’t be implemented with the current battery technology and the API for Glass. More here.

Proving that form and functionality can work together, these earbuds have handmade ebony wood enclosures which look great, and provide a rich and natural sound in a compact package. Has a microphone for smartphone use too.

The pocket-size iPhone charge dock gets a Lightning connector, making it the perfect travel accessory for your iPhone 5. Even works with some cases. Available in US, EU and UK versions. We only wish it had a swivel function.

The Xperia ZR can be used in up to 4.9 ft. of fresh water for up to 30 min., long enough to shoot HD video or even check your email underwater – though you might need swim goggles to see the screen.

Olympus’ follows up to the PEN E-P3 is a camera filled with practical technology in a retro package. The micro four-thirds PEN E-P5 has a 16mp sensor, 5-axis image stabilization, Wi-Fi support and a 1/8000s mechanical shutter.

A Verizon exclusive, the Lumia 928 Windows phone is for people who love shooting videos and photos. Has an 8.7mp camera, xenon flash and image editing features. It also has a 4.5″ 1280 x 768 screen, NFC and wireless charging.

A rugged Android tablet for outdoorsy types. Has a 6″ E-ink touchscreen, GPS, Wi-Fi, AM/FM/SW/LW radio, weather sensors, Bluetooth, 2-way radio and a solar panel on the back. Can also be charged via USB.

Tiptop sets itself apart from other Bluetooth speakers with its magnetized mount. It’s meant screws into a room’s corner. When docked into its mount, it effectively uses the surrounding walls as a speaker cabinet.

Prototypes from the Adobe XD team. The pen can be used to draw and transfer images between devices. But the real innovation is the ruler, which adds guidelines on screen to make it easier to draw lines and shapes accurately.

Made by non-profit tech company Ushahidi, BRCK is a compact router that can hop seamlessly between Ethernet, Wi-Fi or through cellular networks. Has an 8-hour battery and a rugged enclosure for on-the-go networking.

An inexperienced user tries on an Oculus Rift head-mounted display, and goes for a virtual rollercoaster ride – while standing up. Next time you try and simulate a seated activity, you might want to remain seated.

Station Supply Co. found an old 1970 life raft from a Pan Am jet, and turned the rubber into these cool and unique iPhone and iPad cases. Unfortunately, they won’t help your gadgets float in the event of a water landing.

Like the Clamcase, the Casetop gives you an 11.1″ 720p screen and a full keyboard. It works with smartphones that have Bluetooth and video out. The best part? It’s 30-hour battery actually charges your phone while it’s connected.

Like the PowerPot, Point Source Power’s VOTO chargers convert heat into electricity. It uses biomass-based fuel cells that you leave directly on a fire. Once charged, its handle can be used to charge other gadgets or used as a flashlight.

Hard Graft has released one of the most beautiful phone cases we’ve ever seen. The bumper is handmade from nothing but Italian leather. The optional wool cover provides added protection for the iPhone 5′s screen.

Chill, carbonate and dispense different flavors and kinds of beverages in one small device. The Sprizzi uses 2oz. flavor packs, good for 16oz. of drinks. It can also be used to make non-carbonated drinks.

The LG Optimus G Pro has a 5.5″ 1080p screen, 1.7GHz quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM and 13mp camera. Features include dual video recording, multitasking via widgets and universal remote control. An AT&T exclusive for now.