Tag: CES2009
Rand McNally’s fabMAPs
By Andrew Liszewski
I can't remember the last time I used a map that wasn't provided by Google or displayed on a GPS-equipped device, but...
A Week With Peek
By Andrew Liszewski
Being 'international' guests at CES meant that David and I couldn't really use our iPhones for checking email or the web while...
[CES 2009] Hands-On With Kodak’s OLED Wireless Frame – Great Picture?...
By Andrew Liszewski
While they didn't come up with the original idea for OLEDs, Eastman Kodak is actually credited with inventing the first diode device...
[CES 2009] Mattel’s Mindflex Game
By Andrew Liszewski
Mattel brought a decent collection of high-tech games and toys to CES this year, but it was their Mindflex that seemed to...
[CES 2009] Cocoon Bags Feature ‘The Grid’ Elastic Organization System
By Andrew Liszewski
Cocoon Innovations was one of the hundreds of companies to email me a pre-CES press release about their new products being unveiled...
[CES 2009] Crucial’s SSD Torture Test
By Andrew Liszewski
Sometime's the simplest of demonstrations can be the easiest way for a booth to extol the virtues of their product. And while...
[CES 2009] Hands-On With The Contour Design RollerMouse Free
By Andrew Liszewski
Besides tablets, trackballs and touchpads, there haven't been many advancements in human-PC interaction since the development of the mouse and keyboard. And...
[CES 2009] Venture Heated Clothing
By Evan Ackerman
Humans are tropical animals. We really aren't designed for cold weather, and we have to wear impractical amounts of clothing to go...
[CES 2009] Intel 3D Touchscreen Is Skinny, Smooth, Nearly Invisible
By Evan Ackerman
This transparent touchscreen at the Intel booth was being used to demonstrate how powerful their new Core i7 processors are. The screen...