The new Energizer Wireless Charger is the first to utilize Qi technology, which is the new universal standard for inductive charging. The Qi technology delivers easy, convenient, cord-free charging for any Qi-enabled device. Energizer’s new Qi charging station comes equipped with a Qi sleeve for the iPhone 3GS and a replacement Qi battery for the Blackberry Curve 8900. The device is able to charge up to three devices at once with two large inductive charging areas and one additional USB charging port. The Qi-ready Inductive Charger will be available in October 2010 for $89, while the Qi sleeve for the iPhone 3GS and Curve 8900 will retail for $34.99 each.

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Toshiba has announced the availability of a couple new Blu-ray players in the UK. The Toshiba BDX3100KB is the company’s first ever Blu-ray player to support Blu-ray 3D movie playback. This player provides Full HD 1920x1080p 3D output, creating an outstanding next generation home cinema experience. Blu-ray movies are played back at 24 frames per second, preserving their original atmosphere and quality to provide smooth, cinematic playback exactly how the movie director intended. Additional features include a 3D-capable HDMI port, REGZA-LINK (HDMI-CEC) technology via HDMI, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Essential.

What’s more, Toshiba UK has also introduced the new BDX1100KB Blu-ray player, which supports full 1920x1080p HD output and upscaling technology for old DVDs. The Toshiba BDX3100KB 3D Blu-ray and BDX1100KB will be available in the UK from October 2010. [TFTS]

If you are looking for a new pico projector, then check out the Toshiba Lumileo P100. Measuring 116mm x 50mm x 18mm and weighing 96 grams (with the battery installed), the ultra-portable projector provides a resolution of 640 x 480 with a 14 Lumens brightness, a contrast ratio of 200:1, RCA and VGA inputs, a manual focus and a 0.5W stereo speaker. The projector is good for an image up to 65-inch in a dark room. Too bad, there is no info on pricing or availability at this moment. [Slashgear]