The Leonar3do kit gives artists a powerful new tool for creating 3D models, quick and easy. It takes a bit to learn the software, but once you do you can churn out highly-detailed models as fast as you can dream them up. With a price tag around $1000, the system should be showing up in effects houses around the world very soon. Check out leonar3do.com for more info.

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50 Cent’s new line of headphones are stylish, sleek, and bassy. Their professionally tuned sound hits hard, and 50 would have it no other way. SMS Audio also announced a deal with “Jersey Shore’s” Pauly D for his own line, coming out sometime later this year.

Sync by 50 and Street by 50 have an MSRP of $399.95 and $299.95, respectively.

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If you were looking for an easier way to carry around your smartphone, how does your wrist sound? Send text messages, make calls, play music, take pictures and video, all from your watch. The Burg Neon is a smartphone watch that can take on most tasks we would require our smartphone to do. There’s no price or availability yet, but it’s on the company’s website.

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No more worrying about rain, dropping your phone in the toilet, or random coffee spills. P2i’s Aridion technology is a special pulsed ionized gas (plasma) that coats your device at the nano-level, keeping water off but allowing electricity in. The coating stops water-based corrosion and increases the lifespan of literally anything from a tissue paper to your iPhone 4 or Galaxy Nexus S.  I wonder if they could coat an entire car? Probably n ot until they build a vacuum chamber that size.

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Verizon Wireless at CES had Golden-i on display. The rugged headset is aimed to public safety and field work applications where visual data can be fed to the wearer. This is not so far away from Terminator T-800 facial scanning and recognition technology we saw in the sci-fi flick from 1984. Information like missing children, floor plans of the building, and remote surveillance camera feeds are just some of the examples of the data that could be attained when in use in field.

The display sits in front of your right eye, it’s easy to read, sound is clear and audible even in CES. Navigation was done by voice command, like bringing up the home screen or launching apps. Noise cancellation microphones are heavily used otherwise it would have difficulty in its surrounding environment. The device will run on Verizon’s LTE network since the bandwidth to send this video will be quite vast. It supports Bluetooth, runs a TI OMAP processor and is essentially a full computer running Windows CE 6.

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Ever wanted to project your iPhone 4 66-inches across your ceiling? It’s now possible with the new MISEETX. But that’s just one small function for the world’s first fully integrated micro-computer. It also boasts pretty much every input and output port you would ever need, a Intel Atom 1.6 GHz, 66-inch HD Pico projector using DLP, along with a touch screen, Wifi, and a “Virtual Laser Keyboard” which is as responsive as it is cool. The mouse also packs a virtual keyboard inside. They will sell for around $600, no date set for release yet.

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