VIZIO’s new 65-inch Theater 3D Razor LED set(polarized glasses like the ones in most movie theaters), it’s a 120Hz edge lit LED LCD, & comes with four pairs of glasses and also includes VIZIO Internet Apps and SRS TruSurround integrated speakers. Price is $3,499 & comes to Sam’s Club shelves this month @TatWza

The iPhone 4’s battery is Preetty Clean(Well better than the last), but with Rage HD or 3G Netflix streaming, there can be a bit of a pull, So Mophie says they’ve got a pack that can double the iPhone 4’s battery life! @TatWza

The iDevice streaming adapter, the PCD Bigstream. Fundamentally, it’s pretty simple, just plug a nub into the 30-pin Dock Connector of your iPod, iPhone or iPad, and then connect the tent-like transceiver to your television. Once connected, users will purportedly be able to beam “Netflix, Direct TV NFL Sunday Ticket To-Go, and iTunes content, among other apps,” directly to their set sans cabling. The system relies on a 5.8GHz wireless RF link to distribute signals, The first version will only support 480p transmissions, though a 1080p model should hit shelves later in 2011. @TatWza

I’m sure you seen us talk about a pico projector before, but maybe You were worried you wouldn’t get that HD quality, like say your iPhone, Well  Microvision’s newest entrant might just fit the bill. The SHOWWX+ is a revamped version of the ouftit’s original PicoP-based SHOWWX, and it seems that a full year in the engineering lab has enabled the company to pop out a device that’s 50 percent brighter, yet the exact same size. The internal battery can keep the 15 laser lumens shining for two solid hours, and there’s also a 5,000:1 native contrast ratio. iDevice users will be elated to know that this guy is a Made for iPod, iPhone and iPad product, enabling it to output Netflix content without any DRM issues, The native resolution still checks in at 848 x 480, and if all that sounds just peachy, you can get one headed your way today for $449. @TatWza