Google Nexus One Carries $US174.15 Materials Cost, iSuppli Teardown Reveals El Segundo, Calif., January 8, 2010-With its new Nexus One, Google Inc. has taken many of the latest smart-phone innovations and combined them in a single product that manages to be both cutting edge and cost competitive, according to a teardown conducted by iSuppli Corp. More »
Through the photonic assault, I saw a patch of green in a booth. I walked up and touched it. The grass, it was real, and cool and fresh for the moment. I could not have smiled more broadly. Happy Moments… More »
MSI took the humble projector and added the guts of a PC, making – are you ready for this? – THE PROJECTOR PC. Connect it to a keyboard, chuck in a mouse, and beam your Excel on your dog. Or whatever. More »
Android in washing machines! Android in tablets! Android in… a desk phone? If you’re still plugged into a landline all day at work, your next phone might just run Google’s smartphone OS. More »
We know it’s tough keeping up with all the CES craziness. To help you cope, we updated our recap of the coolest stuff we’ve seen at CES: [Gizmodo's Best of CES]
Housed in a wooden, painted prototype case, the Notion Ink Adam tablet is rough. But with Pixel Qi dual-mode screen tech on one arm and Nvidia’s Tegra 2 on the other, it’s one of the most exciting devices at CES. More »
Interesting factoid from a former Apple designer, buried in a NYT piece about the tablet deluge at CES: Apple’s “spent the past couple of years working on a multitouch version of iWork”. Man, would that make the Apple tablet unfun. [NYT]
