Consumer Electronics

Corning has unveiled its new Lotus Glass, designed for use in OLED and next-generation LCD screens.

The Steeper project aims to create electronic devices that draw less than half a volt when in standby mode.

The Webinos consortium is working on developing an open source platform, that will allow for the development of apps that can be used on multiple devices.

Philips has unveiled its Airfryer, which fries foods without oil and produces dishes with 80 percent less fat.

Samsung has announced a flood of new 3D-enabled products including Blu-ray players, home theaters and TVs.

The Haier PowerPad is a concept device shown at SinoCES which captures the energy contained in the form of heat within the water which runs off our bodies every morning in the shower, and returns said energy to the hot water tank.

The Simp-Q is a portable photo studio, which is now available in four sizes.

Texas Instruments' DLP Pico projection system is going to be available in digital cameras from Asia Optical.

New Monster products at CES include the 21Gb per second M Series M2000 Hyper-Speed Cables for HDMI, 3.5mm SuperThin Cables for Mini HDMI, and the Powernet G1 home networking solution

Palm has unveiled its two new phones, the Pre Plus and the Pixi Plus.

Aural nirvana may be as close as the new headphones announced this week at CES by Monster in conjunction with Dr Dre, Sean “Diddy” Coombs and Miles Davis Properties.

Panasonic's Quick steam/dry iron is multi-directional which makes ironing time is a lot quicker