3M’s MPro110 never set out to blow minds, just to wow those who thought projectors could never be this small . According to Gadling ’s hands-on review, it achieved its goal(s). With a brightness of just 7 lumens, the actual image that it produced wasn’t exactly stunning, but it was deemed “far from useless.” The biggest knock was just how limited it was in terms of real-world usage; unless the room was perfectly dark, it wasn’t the most gorgeous thing to look at, which means those midday sales presentations may not fly if there’s a window in the room

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3M’s MPro110 pocket projector reviewed: okay for geeks, so it’s okay for you

You know, the world really needs more wall-mountable PCs. We mean, who hasn’t had the urge lately to pull up in one’s hallway and check their email on something other than a handheld?

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Originatic to bring wall-mountable Smart-Leaf PC to CES

Well looky here, the wonders that is print media isn’t useless just yet — thanks to very long lead times and an ambitious postal worker, the latest edition of CE Pro Magazine reveals the evidently soon to be announced ZvPro.

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Latest CE Pro Magazine reveals the ZeeVee ZvPro

According to Darren Murph, there’s “no way anyone in their right mind should get this excited about receiving a $299 game console.” Continue reading to see for yourself. Given the completely ridiculous Wii shortage that’s still ongoing, there’s obviously no shame in being somewhat off your rocker if one shows up in a nicely wrapped box. [via Engadget ]

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Wii Kid

Called BarR2D2, this R2-D2 inspired mobile car features a “motorized beer elevator, motorized ice/mixer drawer, and six-bottle shot dispenser.” Instruction page . It’s also “sound activated neon lighted”, because alcohol delivery is not complete without psychotropic light effects. [via Gizmodo ]

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R2-D2 Bar

Using the iPhone app “Brushes”, artist David Onze created an incredible speed portrait showing just what lots of skill and a little time can accomplish. Video after the break. While I know better than to try my own hand at the program, it’s pretty remarkable how deftly some artists can handle the often finicky medium of the iPhone’s touch display. [via Gizmodo ]

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Artist Creates Incredble Speed Portrait with iPhone Brushes App

With CES just around the corner, it’s no surprise to hear whispers of a new lot of laptops from HP (or anyone else, for that matter). A smattering of from reports around the web have it that Hewlett-Packard is looking to debut a few new machines here in the near future, starting with the AMD-powered 13.3-inch Pavilion dv3z ($799.99), the 16-inch dv6t entertainment notebook ($679.99) and the 17-inch Pavilion G70 ($799.99). We’re also clued in on a Compaq Presario CQ60, which will tout a 15.4-inch panel, AMD CPU and not much else considering the $469.99 price tag. Finally, it looks as if the company could introduce a new “Mi” (for Mobile Internet, duh) Mini 1000 edition, which could ship as early as next week with a Linux-based OS and a $379.99 starting tag. Check the links below for all the details, and keep it locked right here for any updates from HP

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New HP laptop releases rumored, Mini 1000 Mi included

Photographed in 2005, these stunning images were created by “Leonid Tishkov and Boris Bendikov — [with] their own ‘Private Moon’.” Click here for first picture in gallery. [via Toxel ]

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Stunning Moon Photograhy

At $1999 on eBay , this one-of-a-kind Venom sculpture “stands 8 inches tall and weighs about 2 lbs — kept in a basketball case.” Unfortunately, it lacks animatronic capabilities as well as any superpowers. Auction page . Click here for first picture in gallery. Inspiration for this figure came from the comic and the movie so I made a hybrid Venom

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eBay Watch: One-of-a-Kind Venom Sculpture

Simply put, Serv O’ Beer brings the iBeer app to life. This robot interprets “a ‘pouring’ motion with an iPhone into a real, albeit foamy, beer.” Video after the break.

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iPhone Controlled Beer Pouring Robot