The Gadgets of 2011

As if we arent bombard each month with a new fascination and by the end of the same year the concept is extremely played. Well, 2011, is going to grace use with more innovative and groundbreaking gadgets than ever before. Some ideas like 3D has been played to the fullest we will see new products.

3D Laptops
Sony’s Vaio 3D laptops will display 3D video, gaming and multimedia at maxed-out 1080p resolution, while Toshiba has prototype Qosmio units up and running that offer glasses-free viewing solutions.

iPad 2 The rumored second-gen iPad, supposedly due in April, may add features including dual cameras for FaceTime videoconferencing, a higher-res screen, gyroscope and thinner form.  It’ll need to gear up to compete with dozens of promising new rivals such as the BlackBerry Playbook, Motorola Droid Xoom and HTC Scribe.

Nintendo 3DS Makes 3D game playing and video viewing possible without cumbersome glasses in a durable, affordable and portable format, and features an impressive range of software including new Mario Kart, Nintendogs and Kid Icarus titles.

iPhone 5  This new iPhone will be geared with near-field communications (NFC) support for mobile payments (similar to the Google Nexus S), previous antenna issues solved and an enhanced form factor. Other alleged new features include more memory, a speedier processor and larger screen, making it more of an evolutionary than revolutionary jump, but a potentially envy-inducing one regardless. Unfortunately, I cannot find a consistent model of the iPhone 5.

PlayStation Phone  Sony Ericsson’s long-rumored smartphone, complete with traditional console-style directional pad and button controls as well, that may garner more attention for its premium gaming capabilities.