CES 2010
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Intel's Moorestown platform will drive new performance and capabilities in smartphones beginning in 2010. -
B&W have released a true hi-fi speaker for use with computers, boasting two separate drive units, an output of 4 x 18W and USB streaming to bypass the computer's own soundcard. -
Qualcomm's Mirasol display technology promises low power, color, and video for eReader displays. -
The Sangean Fatbox is the ultimate worksite radio - dust-proof, water-proof and capable of surviving brutal treatment, it also provides a safe have for an iPod or other MP3 player. -
Dexim has launched the solar-powered P-flip foldable power pack at CES 2010 -
The Microvision SHOWWX laser pico projector enables a user to connect their mobile device to display widescreen DVD quality images on virtually any surface -
Brother showcased its new Entrepreneur embroidery machine at CES 2010 -
Palm has unveiled its two new phones, the Pre Plus and the Pixi Plus. -
YoGen charger uses 100% green power and can be used to charge most portable electronic devices -
The XRocker Vibe platform lets Guitar Hero and Rock Band afficionados "feel the noise" by sending rumbles through the player's body. -
Jitterbug's new products include a red cell phone and a wellness call service -
The enTourage eDGe eBook reader features what is claimed to be the world's first dual screen reader, with an E-Ink display on one side and LCD color touchscreen on the other
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