BlueAnt, makers of all kinds of Bluetooth gear has launched a new device at CES 2011 called the S3. It connects to the visor in your car and offers hands free calling as well as a lot of other features. The device features a convenient auto reconnect that connects your phone back to the S3 each time you get in or out of the car. It also supports text-to-speech for text messages when used with a separate downloadable app.

The S3 will cost you $79.99 and ships in the first quarter of 2011. It can also be paired with two devices at one time and supports five languages. In addition to the other features, the speaker is full-duplex and it has wind and echo cancellation.

It’s been awhile since we have heard anything from iRiver, but now they’re getting ready to release the iRiver Story HD in the second quarter. They are calling it “the World’s highest resolution 6-inch e-reader,” and the Story HD now has improved page turns and an e-paper display from LG. The display delivers a resolution of 768×1024 pixels and can support PDF/ePub formats using DRM.

Other features include built in WiFi, up to three weeks of battery life, and a QWERTY keypad. We don’t have many other details at the moment, but we should know more in a few days once it makes an appearance at CES.

Korean electronics maker Enspert has just unveiled the Enspert Identity Tab E301 at CES 2011. The tablet is powered by a 1GHz processor, with Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread and a 7-inch display. This one is about education and entertainment.

The Enspert Identity Tab E301 comes in three versions. There’s a WiFi model, 3G, or WiFi and 3G. The screen has wide viewing angles and the Korean version will come with a TV tuner for your on the go entertainment needs.

We can never have enough storage options these days and this latest is from Western Digital, who has announced a new storage capacity for its Scorpio Black hard drive line, by launching this 750GB model.

This 2.5-inch hard drive features an SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, 16MB of buffer and works at 7200 RPM. If you like how this one is spinning, the 750GB Scorpio Black is priced at just $149. That’s a pretty decent price.

MSI has unveiled their latest new all-in-one desktop PC, the MSI WindTop AE2210, which packs Intel’s new Sandy Bridge platform inside. This AIO features a 22-inch multitouch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio and a 1080P Full HD high resolution panel.

Some other features include an Intel Core i7 processor, DirectX 11-capable integrated graphics, an HDMI input and two USB 3.0 ports for high speed data transfer. This MSI WindTop AE2210 22-inch all-in-one PC will arrive in the first quarter of 2011.

The new Nike+ SportWatch GPS powered by TomTom is like a fitness coach. One that will track what you do, track how you do it, and then makes you do it again you filthy maggot. Double time! Okay, maybe it isn’t that motivating, but it will help.

The Nike+ SportWatch GPS combines the accuracy of GPS with the shoe-based Nike+ sensor (attached to your iPod Nano) to track time, pace, distance, calories burned, and heart rate, as you do your daily run. It will actually talk to you through your iPod Nano. The Nike Senor translates your workout data from the Sport Kit to your iPod Nano, which can then be connected to NikePlus.com.

The Idapt i2+ has undergone a huge makeover compared to the original and this one will allow you to simultaneously charge three mobile / USB devices. The charging dock ships with a wide variety of tips, letting you charge a Nexus One, BlackBerry, iPod, iPhone, PSP, GPS system or pretty much any combination you want.

There are two docking ports on the top, and a spare USB port for a third item. It will ship in several colors this spring, but we have no pricing info yet.

NVIDIA’s 3D Vision technology has been installed in the Lenovo L2363d, which features both 3D output and input, thanks to a pair of webcam lenses embedded in the top bezel. The 1920 x 1080 display is 23 inches diagonally and yes, it requires the active shutter glasses to enjoy the 3D content.

So what do you think? Is this the 3D monitor for you?

XPAND has announced the world’s first set of personalized, universal 3D glasses today at CES. They use LCD active shutter technology and are fully compatible with every make and model of 3D TV, computer and gaming console, and can be used in theaters.

With the accompanying iOS or Android app on your smartphone, you can even customize the viewing experience to fit your eyes’ unique needs. Pretty cool. These glasses communicate using Infrared, Bluetooth, Radio Frequency and DLP-Link, and you can expect them to hit stores in April of this year.

You don’t see many radios powered by Google’s Android OS. The Asteroid by Parrot is one of the few to be powered by the Android OS and it also offers three USB ports that allow you to hook up your other devices, including a 3G card or GPS USB device.

You can play music from a variety of sources, like MP3 players or SD cards. Aside from that there’s also Parrot Maps, a service that offers turn-by-turn navigation and traffic and construction alerts. Bluetooth connectivity will give you voice dialing and hands-free calling, as well as voice-activated artist search.

We love Apple’s MacBook Pro because of the sleek design, but this HIDE laptop concept design might just do a tad better. This laptop design has slim panels on the side of the display, which cover up the sides of the laptop and the ports, when the lid is closed.

And so it appears to be one solid piece of aluminum when closed. As a bonus, it also protects the peripheral ports from damage. This HIDE laptop concept would be easy to incorporate into today’s laptops and it makes good sense.

Why do so many people think that gamers are unhealthy? Because we sit there playing for hours, not getting any exercise and eating junk food? That’s probably it. Well, now the Entertainment Consumers Association (ECA) wants to help gamers get healthier.

It has created an initiative called Gamers for Health, which will provide ECA members and the gaming community with the tools and resources necessary to help incorporate healthy living into gamer lifestyles.

There are so many tablets, which one do you choose? Panasonic is hoping you choose theirs and they have several of them on show at CES. They have unveiled a new line of tablets under the VIERA brand, which is normally associated with its TVs.

It’s described as a tablet-type terminal and is designed to be a secondary display for your pictures and data related to the programs that you’re watching on your Panasonic VIERA TV. These tablets come in 4-, 7- and 10-inch sizes and feature a shock resistant design and a long battery life. The VIERA tablet is launching in Japan today. No info on pricing yet though.

Samsung announced its 0.9″ thick, or should we say slim, Blu-ray player awhile back and they have been showing it off at CES. The BD-D7500 is 3D enabled and can convert 2D to 3D. So I guess it’s for people who really really love 3D.

This CES Best of Innovation Award Winner also features built-in WiFi and Smart Blu-ray, Samsung’s content streaming service. You can expect it to be available in the first half of 2011.

Samsung has introduced some new camcorders at CES. The SMX-F50 ($199) / F53 ($249) / F54 ($299) are the latest in company’s SD camcorders, offering 65x intelligent zoom, 720x x 480 (60i) recording capabilities and they come in black, silver, red and blue.

The HMX-H300 ($399) offers a three-inch touchpanel, 30x optical zoom, a battery good for up to three hours, optical image stabilization and the ability to capture clips at 1920 x 1080 (60i) / 1280 x 720 (60p). Last on the list are the HMX-P300 ($199) and HMX-P100($149). Both will record to microSD / microSDHC, and the only real difference is that the P300 gets an eight megapixel CMOS sensor and a 3x optical zoom, while the P100 has a five megapixel CMOS sensor and a 1x zoom.