All the stories tagged with CES
CES is the acronym for the (International) Consumer Electronics Show, one of the largest consumer-electronics shows in the world. Although it is held in Las Vegas today, the first CES happened in June 1967 in New York City and Bob Gavin, the CEO of Motorola was the opening keynote speaker for that first edition. Subsequently, CES was held twice a year: the summer edition was in New York, and the winter edition was in Las Vegas, that is, until 1998 when CES became a once-a-year show. CES has been the introduction place for key products and technologies, including: Pong (1975), Nintendo NES (1985), Tetris (1988), Compact Disc (1991), HDTV (1998), Xbox (2001), Blu-Ray (2003), OLED TV (2008). Check our latest CES Coverage
Koss KDE/250 Earphones
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Apart from its custom fit CC_01 earphones, Koss also has another new pair on display on the showfloor – the KDE/250 that features a couple of transducers mounted at a perpendicular angle. The 20mm transducer is low frequency [...]
Koss CC_01 Custom Fit Earphones
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Customers are more and more discerning when it comes to earphone technology these days, and they not only want substance but style as well. The Koss CC_01 dial-in custom fit earphones seem to bring a nice balance to [...]
LG AMOLED Display Is Super Thin
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Just in case you were wondering how thin TVs can get in the future, we’re probably looking at it being of film or paper thickness, but until that day arrives we will need to be content with advancements [...]
LG M4212T-BN Monitor Loves Being Molested
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Sorry for the tone of the language used here, as I am still waiting for the day where we’ll be able to merge both passes from CES and the AVN as a single issue item. LG, as with [...]
LG DN999 DVD Player
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Is this one of the sleeker DVD players you have ever seen or what? I know that manufacturers want to move us towards high definition with Blu-ray, but plenty of people still think that DVD is good enough, [...]
LG X120 At CES 2009
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] The netbook market doesn’t look as though it is going to stop anytime soon, and here we are at the LG booth with their X120 netbook smacked right inside a transparent showcase. It had Splashtop running in a [...]
Samsill Has New Microsoft-branded Bag Line
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Samsill has partnered with corporate giant Microsoft to introduce its new line of Microsoft-branded laptop bags, merging both function and style. This new collection will comprise of messenger bags, portfolio cases, roller bags, ladies totes, laptop sleeves, shuttles [...]
Astek Mentor E-Book Reader
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] The Mentor E-Book Reader from Astek might be out for over half a year already, and it has yet to challenge the Kindle’s position in the e-book reader market despite posting some pretty decent specifications. Here’s a rehash [...]
Mini DV MD80S – The Aliens Have Landed
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] If you’re the rough and tumble type who loves an adrenaline rush by tackling a particularly difficult downhill slope on a mountain bike, why not record that experience from a first person perspective to share it with your [...]
B2 Military Stealth Concept Tower
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] The “stealth” word you see here does not describe a verb, but is actually a noun derived from the B2 Stealth Bomber that the US Army uses in its clandestine operations. Just take a look at the design [...]
BlueAnt Q1 Bluetooth Headset
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] Like its namesake, BlueAnt of Australia will be releasing its Q1 Bluetooth headset within the first quarter of this year, in particular March. It features the following :- Voice isolation technology Multipoint connection (hooks up to two phones [...]
Shuttle X50 All-in-One Looks Good
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] All-in-one computers seem to be really taking off these days with Asus taking the lead by the sheer number of models available with Shuttle jumping aboard the bandwagon as well. The Shuttle X50 is a self-sufficient computer by [...]
Noaa Robot
01/10/2009, [CES 2009] If you head to the front of the South Hall at the LVCC, you will probably find the Noaa robot hanging out, greeting people by their name. Noaa has voice recognition software and is pretty smart when it [...]
