Aiptek’s 3D Frame, or “Portable 3D Photo and Video Display”, is an idea that sounds great in concept, and hopefully delivers. It packs a 7-inch parallax screen that displays 3D photos and videos captured by the Aiptek i2 camera or other 3D device. No glasses are required, utilizing the same tech that is coming out with the Nintendo 3DS (but it’s still up in the air whether it works as well as the 3DS does). The frame will be available August 15th for $199.99.

The Aiptek’s Pocket Cinema Z20 is a all in one camera and projector allowing you to take pictures and then project them on to walls and screens.

With the ability to project 65 inches it can be ideal for presentations and fun with friends and family. Not only does it allow you to take pictures, but also videos. It has 2GB of built-in memory for up to 1 hour of HD videos and any any photos can of course be transferred to your computer or connected to a TV via HDMI or VGA outputs.

Usability wise as it has as touch sensitive backlit keypad and small LCD screen for framing photos. The device is quite small and light, and can be operated from a remote.  It’s a bit difficult to tell how solid picture quality will be, but at 5 megapixels it can produce 720p videos.

There’s no word on a launch date in the US, but the Z20 is expected to hit Europe mid April for about $476.

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Aiptek’s PenCam HD might look like yet another pocket sized camcorder, but zoom in a little closer and you’ll notice that it’s got more to offer than some of its larger competition.

On the back is a 1.1-inch OLED and despite its screen producing eye squinting images, this little sucker can record 720p video at 30 fps and snap 5 megapixel photo.  Storage comes by way of 4GB of built-in memory and seems to lack an expansion option, but that should be good for about 2 hours of footage recorded in AVC or .H264, with the latter being perfect for a quick YouTube upload.  And if that isn’t good enough it can double as a voice recorder, which is where it seems to get its form factor from.

There’s no mention of a price or a release date at this time.

[via T3]

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Features:

• 1280x720p HD recordings
• Connect to any video sources (DVD, VCR, etc) to record video
• Charge via USB or AC adapter

Features:

• Record videos in 720p direct to SD card
• 2.4-inch LCD display, 2GB internal memory, 4x digital zoom, and up to 60fps video

Buy it: Aiptek HSHD Flash Drive/SD Card HD Camcorder – $130

Features:

• Record HD video directly to SD/MMC cards
• 2.4-inch LCD screen, 5MP photos, low light mode

Buy it: Aiptek A-HD Camcorder – $120