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TomTom’s Go 740 Live GPS is their first to have a phone connection built-in, used to download traffic weather and friend finder information.
Fulton Innovations showed off their eCoupled induction charger with an iPhone that was able to recharge by simply placing it on a surface, no adapters necessary. It was a modded iPhone, sure, but cool nonetheless.
I’m usually not into that liquid cooling glowy PC mod stuff, but the HP Firebird 803 really is a nice looking machine…in a clinical circuitry kind of way.
Usually when we hear Google Street View news, it’s over kitty-cat privacy issues or people peeing in the street. But this time around, the mayhem monitor actually helped solve the kidnapping of a young girl.
I just played around with the new Lenovo W700ds laptop, complete with two screens and built-in Wacom tablet, and it’s a monster. It’s not exactly portable, but it’s as feature-filled as laptops get.
I just greased on Logitech’s G19 gaming keyboard with its full-blown, full-colour LCD display, and it feels just like the G-keyboards you love, but you know, topped a pretty YouTube-playing, widget-powered display.
It seems that we see tiny projectors often, but never in actual phones or in devices I can imagine myself using. The tradition continued tonight with more prototype pico projectors from 3M.
A sneak peek at the Samsung’s CES booth revealed this daunting, 117-strong LCD wing. I’d estimate each of those screens is at least 40-inches. That would put the entire television wingspan at 24 metres.
After the press conference blitz of today, I snuck off to Panasonic’s booth (still under construction) to check out their 3DHD technology—a 3D plasma screen that runs in true 1080p.
