Consumer Electronics Show
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Because battery life has always plagued cell phones, I've had an external battery pack for my smartphone almost as long as I've had a smartphone. I started with a slide-on battery for my iPhone 3, moved on to protective cases with integrated batteries for my iPhone 4, and when those (two of them) stopped working I moved to a power bank (aka a brick) with enough power to charge my phone more than...
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Not all technology at CES is completely new. Some are very familiar - just with a small twist. Some other products offer more of a twist. Here are some of the new products new companies that want to just help you get out of bed. Sandman Clocks Sandman Clocks is offering a new twist on the standard nightstand clock most of us probably currently have in our bedrooms in one form or another. The...
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One of the most remarkable new devices coming out of CES so far is Movi, a pocket-sized HD digital camera (and companion iOS app) designed specifically for capturing, streaming, and recording live events. The versatile camera is more like a full-blown network TV video production truck that fits in the palm of your hand. The device has the potential for changing the way enterprises produce and...
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The outline for one of the biggest stories at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is being written by a company that's not even at the show. Nearly three dozen companies are showing tablet computers at this year's CES. All are hoping to grab a piece of this emerging market that has been defined by Apple, Inc. Even though Apple, the consumer electronics powerhouse whose products have...
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One of the biggest stories at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is about a product that's getting smaller and smaller. More than a half-dozen companies announced newer and smaller LCD (and/or LED, DLP) data projectors. Lawyers, professional speakers, CLE organizations, or anyone who travels to make presentations will find these pico projectors useful. Despite their small size, the...
