Amazon will be starting up the Kindle Library Lending service soon that may completely change how we check out books from the library. Through this service, 11,000 libraries will allow devices with the Kindle app to digitally checkout books at a moment’s notice. Notes can also be taken within the books and saved using Whispersync. 3M Library Systems will launch a similar service this year called the 3M Cloud Library.

Most multitouch displays you’ll find right now are built right into computers, whether they be all-in-ones or laptops. There’s little for those who prefer to buy tower PCs, or even (gasp) build their own. To help those consumers and professionals who might want or need multitouch, 3M is releasing its a multitouch monitor. The monitor more »

If your not tired of tablets yet, here is something that is not quite a tablet, but is much better than all of them. Ok, well not better in all aspects, just one. This display from 3M is the newest in multitouch technology. Instead of just two fingers like all other mutitouch boasting technology, this more »

It’s an easy situation to imagine. You’re traveling somewhere with just a netbook, but you want to show something to more people than can fit around that tiny screen. An external monitor of some sort would be nice, but what about a projector? Usually that would would mean lugging around a huge machine that would more »

We at Gadgetell have covered 3M’s Projector for the cellular phone at the beginning of the year, and it appears that 3M has already gone into production and is planning to release the MPro110 sooner rather than later.

The MPro110 would be the first projector marketed exclusively for cellular phone usage. The projector itself is an LED lamp that is able to project a 640 x 480 image with a 50-inch diagonal on any appropriate blank wall.

More details about he handheld projector after the break.

Ever think about being able to project an image direct from your cell phone? Thought not. In case you ever do, 3M has designed a ultra-compact, LED-illuminated projector less than 1/2 an inch thick and about the size of a regular headphone earpiece capable of projecting VGA resolution images of up to 40″. And that more »