ces 2010
Geek Out

Booth Babe Confessions

Here’s your job: Stand for 10 hours in a noisy convention centre. (You might want to wear something revealing.) Try to get the attention of thousands of men – and a few women – who rush by. And don’t forget to smile.

Gadgets

Did Your Company Get Kicked Out Of CES?

DailyTech reports that a number of companies with tiny budgets who resorted to the survival tactic of showing their new gear at hotel suites around Vegas during CES were kicked out of hotel rooms they paid for by CES’s organisers.

January 10, 2010
Cameras

What We Have Here Is One Big-Ass Telescope

Not only that: a big-ass telescope that you can attach a camera to.

Geek Out

Geeze CES Attendees, Don’t You People Have Homes?

Usually, people know better than to actually use a display toilet, especially one that’s on a show floor for an event with tens of thousands of people in attendance. Usually.

January 9, 2010
Gadgets

Happy Moments At CES

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…

Computing

MSI Projector PC Beams Those Word Documents Out At 1080p

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.

Mobile

Touch Revolution Nimble Landline Phone: Android For Office Drones

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.

Gadgets

The Best Stuff We Saw At CES Today

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]

Computing

Notion Ink Adam Pixel Qi Tablet/Ereader Hands On

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.

Hands On: Phubby Wristband iPhone Holder

Some people like to use those armband gadget holders that hit about bicep level. But what if you love your iPhone so much, you want it to feel your heart beating? You need a wristband holder. Thanks, Phubby.

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