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graph - How can I return all properties for a node using Cypher?

I understand it is possible to use the wildcard (*) symbol to return all references in a Cypher query, such as:

MATCH p:Product WHERE p.price='1950' RETURN *;

  ==> +----------------------------------------------------------------+
  ==> | p                                                              |
  ==> +----------------------------------------------------------------+
  ==> | Node[686]{title:"Giorgio Armani Briefcase",price:"1950",...    |
  ==> +----------------------------------------------------------------+

However, the result is a row with a single node 'column' named "p", from which the properties can be accessed. However, I'd like the result-set 'rows' to have the property names as 'columns'. Something like:

MATCH p:Product WHERE p.price='1950' RETURN p.*;

  ==> +-------------------------------------------+
  ==> | title | price | ...                       |
  ==> +-------------------------------------------+
  ==> | "Giorgio Armani Briefcase" | "1950" | ... |
  ==> +-------------------------------------------+

That particular query isn't valid, but is there a way to achieve the same result (short of listing all the properties explicitly, as in p.title,p.price,p... )?

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You can't do this in Cypher yet. I think it would be a nice feature though, if you want to request it.

Edit (thanks for comment pointing it out): You can now do this as of 2.2:

MATCH (p:Product) WHERE p.price='1950' RETURN keys(p);

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