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Take a look at some of the most awaited babies to enter the market in 2012 to add more oomph to our already buzzing techholic lives!

Roku all set to bring the original "Angry Birds" to TVs

They did it nearly five years ago when they launched the Wii with its innovative motion-based controller and now they do it again. With the Nintendo 3DS, the Japanese video game company is betting that it can once again nudge mass entertainment in a new direction.

Did the thought about “Angry Birds not being there on Facebook yet” ever cross your mind? Well most of us had forgotten about it but Rovio didn’t.

 Mouse and Keyboard may soon become things of the past. Yes there will now be Eye-controlled Laptops that will allow your eyes to act as the lasers and your Laptop will track your gazes.

Angry Birds game will be available in the Windows Phone Marketplace starting April 6, Microsoft announced on Thursday. Rovio’s Angry Birds is one of six games coming to the Windows Phone 7 platform. The lineup also includes Doodle Jump, Plants vs. Zombies, Hydro Thunder Go, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1, and geoDefense.

From Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer to Lady Gaga, this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas created a buzz on the show floor like never seen before. Rightly called the Super Bowl of the Technology Industry, the event displayed the coolest and latest tech products.

Panasonic is foraying into the handheld video game market. It was announced in October that the Japanese electronics maker is developing a dedicated gaming handheld called “Jungle” to compete with the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP Go. Growth taking place quickly and according to Bloomberg, Panasonic sent out invitation emails to U.S consumers.

As Kinect and Move battle it out for the title of the Coolest Motion Controller, I can’t help but wonder, which one kicks-ass more? But let me first  begin by saying a big 'Thank You' to Nintendo Wii. After all, it was the pioneer of innovative console which started this whole madness.

Not one to benefit from a trip to the much talked about E3 video game conference, I managed to get a little taste of what is to come from Nintendo.