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Like a page out of a sci-fi comic set far in the distance future, this wall of solar charging backpacks come our way via Voltaic. The backpacks contain a battery pack ithat generates power as you walk out in the sunlight. The bags are lightweight, waterproof and are pretty rugged. Plus, there's a universal USB battery pack that stores power for your mobile devices.

This new projector from Optoma takes a different approach at iPhone and iPod projectors by integrating a dock into it. The Neo-i sound dock has a built-in 50 ANSI lumen DLP projector that offers WVGA resolution in 16:9 format. The dock has several ports on it, including VGA, HDMI, and audio in and out. You can also hook up an external battery pack to it and run it that way if you're, say, aching for a backyard projector party. Check out the video for a quick look.
Editor-in-Chief Paul Curthoys took some time out with Blue Microphones at CES 2011 to chat about the new Yeti Pro. It's got all of the same features as its predecessor, plus an added Analog XLR port so that professionals can plug it into an actual mixing board. And for singers looking for the highest quality sound for their next single, the Yeti does 24-bit/192kHz recording. Check out the video for a quick look at the mic.
Planes, trains, and…bubble cars? You heard right. GM is working on an innovative new electric car dubbed the EN-V (Electric Networked Vehicle). The compact two-seater has a 40-mile range and from the looks of it, it's a really smooth ride. Robbie managed to catch some footage of the vehicle in action at CES 2011. Check it out!
There are a ton of booths with giant video walls, but for some reason it was the Samsung booth and it's TV planet, Giant 3D theatre and the tree of life video sculpture that caught our eye. Oh, and they have washing machines in their booth.







