Sensio is betting big on 3D streaming. Last week it announced its own 3DGO! 3D streaming service for Web-connected TVs, set to bow within months (Variety, Jan. 5). TV makers including Sony and Vizio bake 3D streaming directly into their flatscreens. Meanwhile, tech companies including IOGEAR and HP are coming out with boxes capable of streaming high-bandwidth 3D content.

IOGEAR has been around since 1999 and have made a name for themselves by providing connectivity for networks and peripherals. If you own a multi-memory card reader, KVM/HDMI switch or router, you probably heard of this company before. But you might not know all the different types of products they offer. Thankfully IOGEAR had a booth set up at this year's CES with lots of their gear on display.

"We are over here at the IOGEAR booth. IOGEAR, apart from making my awesome HTPC wireless keyboard that I use at home, has a bunch of other products..."

"What we are calling at the show, a Super Switcher. It's a 4-Port HDMI Switcher, but it has three features that separate it from any other HDMI switchers out there."

"Now, we're always worried about staying connected on the go, but we also need to be connected in our own home. I'm so excited to be here with Bill... They won an innovations award from CES 2012 on their new Media Kit product that has 3D technology."

"Another Honoree here at CES 2012 is IOGEAR's KVM switches. So Bill, what is a KVM switch and why would I need that in my home?"

"Giving the user the ability to control and manipulate multiple computers from one keyboard, one monitor, and one mouse. What we have here is our Honoree winner for our KVM product... We are stepping up to support all the Mac users out there."

The short battery life that accompanies our Android smartphones can be one of the biggest everyday frustrations. Users have opted to use multiple and extended batteries or plug themselves to a power outlet as often as possible. Another great solution for this issue is to buy a handy portable battery charger. The IOGear GearPower High Capacity Mobile Power Station (Amazon link posted below) happens to be one of the best (and most affordable) options available.

LAS VEGAS — Iogear’s new Multi-Touch Pad is a straightforward peripheral that nonetheless looks pretty promising at this year’s CES. Running a 2.4-GHz processor under the hood, this wireless mouse includes hotkeys for controlling settings such as volume and supports multitouch gestures. And with the touchpad area measuring almost 5 inches, you have plenty of room to double-tap, right-click, scroll and more.

One Bluetooth Keyboard Serves Six Masters Normally, Bluetooth keyboards don't get us all hot and bothered. Even Iogear's $63 Multi-Link Bluetooth Mini Keyboard didn't send us looking for an air conditioned room. After all, there are probably dozens of these keyboards on the market. But this gadget makes sense if you have multiple devices (a smartphone, a tablet, a PC, etc.) that wirelessly accept Bluetooth keyboards, but you don't want to carry multiple keyboards around (or constantly redo the pairing of a single keyboard.) Sometimes, utility trumps sex appeal--and this is one of those cases.

IOGear's Wireless 3D Media Kit can beam 1080p video, 5.1 digital audio, and even 3D content up to 100 feet through walls to an HDTV...and it'll handle analog video too.

"The ability to place a TV anywhere within 100 feet of a source component provides great value in a home or office A/V setup. The IOGear Wireless 3D Media Kit lets you conveniently share content around the home without the unsightly wires or a visible rack of equipment, something style and space-conscious users can appreciate."