If you’ve ever wanted to take pictures that are 3D, the StereoVision 3D VuCam finally brings the dreamers a dream come true. Using a combination of binocular optics and two 3.1 MP cameras, the VuCam can take 3D pictures even from a distance, allowing an up close and personal realism to your photos.

The VuCam’s binocular optics magnify up to 8x with a 44mm objective lens. With the option of both auto and manual focus, you can add a hint of creative blurring or what have you to any of the 3D images you take. The images can also be downloaded directly onto your computer. Images can be saved to a removable flash memory card as well for you card reader fans. You can also preview your shot by glancing at the pop up LCD display.

Images will work on a 3D monitor or screen without glasses, and with glasses when not using a special 3D display. You can also print the images with anaglyph settings. The VuCam runs on 2 AA batteries, but sadly only compresses photos in JPEG. — Andrew Dobrow

Product Page [StereoVision, via Digital Trends]

The iPod Video is only cool enough to last you until your eyes start straining from the small screen. But luckily for us we live in a time where innovation is the answer to our every woe and worry. The MicroOptical myvu Personal Media Viewer glasses is made for both Video and Photo iPod’s, and issues a binocular style LCD display of your screen, up close and personal, replicating a 27″ display.

Attached to the glasses are headphones with interchangeable rubber sleeves, so theres no need to worry about a cable splitter for two different cords. Its rechargeable battery gives 6 hours of playback and is charged through an AC adapter, good for those of you short on USB space.

For $300, it’s sure as hell not cheap, but seems like a good idea for those with sight impairments or just a total hate of minor stress headaches. — Andrew Dobrow

myvu Personal Media Viewer for iPod [Gizmos For Geeks]