by Kunal Gangar | Jan 14, 2010 | CES 2010, Hardware
In addition to the Jellow AIO concept, the other concept that attracted our attention was MSI’s dual-screen notebooks. MSI had created two dual-screen devices – one 10- and another 7-incher – both functioning as working prototypes and running Windows 7. The rep...
by Kunal Gangar | Jan 14, 2010 | CES 2010, Laptops
Asus and Bang & Olufsen were showing their jointly created latest monstrous laptop. The 18-incher NX90 was seen gracing the CES showfloor few days back and boy is it a looker. Sure, it’s very heavy, about 5kgs but the clean design and unnecessary but...
by Kunal Gangar | Jan 13, 2010 | CES 2010, Hardware
AMD has taken the crown for being the first GPU company to give DirectX11 support for notebooks. The ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 Series is now DirectX11 capable, allowing users to harness more power off their Windows 7 notebooks as well as support ATI’s...
by Samsung Hub | Jan 12, 2010 | CES 2010, DAP
In addition to IceTouch and Myfit PMPs, Samsung was also showcasing TicToc audio player. The player emphasizes on the minimalistic design and an intuitive TicToc Motion Control UI. Pressing the button on the top and shaking it will skip it to the next track or...
by Kunal Gangar | Jan 12, 2010 | CES 2010, Technology
In the bustle of 3D TVs and e-book readers, Haier was showing an interesting product on the CES show floor. Haier introduced a prototype of a wireless HD television that was powered from the energy created by a nearby magnetic field. Haier’s TV was using MIT’s...
by Kunal Gangar | Jan 9, 2010 | CES 2010, Misc.
Concepts are way cooler and smarter than actual products because it shows what it holds for the future. Similarly, Asus is showing off its Waveface concept behind the protected glass giving us a glimpse of future, provided Asus ever releases one. The Waveface...
