MS at CES: In-Car Tech, Windows Phones, Zune, Bing
Attendees of this week's 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas would be hard-put to miss software-heavy Microsoft at the event.
Read more..Apple iPad to trigger belated tablet boom, says ABI Research
Like a rising tide lifting all boats, Apple Inc.'s high-profile iPad will help sales of all media tablets to grow nearly 15-fold over the next five years, ABI Research Inc. predicted on Tuesday.
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Money for nothing? Virtual goods market takes off
Social networking and multiplayer online games are fueling dramatic growth in hard cash earned from goods that exist only in the world of online make-believe, according to companies in that market gathered at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Read more..CES: Your mobile future: From smartphones to superphones -- and beyond
Analysis: Mobile designers at CES discuss the current leap, and those to come. Just when the world got familiar with the smartphone, the mobile phone community is starting to talk about the "superphone."
Read more..CES: Samsung's new E-reader allows writing, but at a price
Samsung Electronics entered the e-reader fray on Wednesday, showing off two new devices with touchscreens you can take notes on with a stylus. Samsung signed on with Google for e-books from the Internet company
Read more..CES: New pico projectors debut, aim for prime time
New pico projectors are making their entrance at the Consumer Electronics Show this week, offering a better image quality that manufacturers hope will let them break into the mainstream. In-Stat says market to top $1 billion by 2013.
Read more..CES: Why a Microsoft Tablet PC is Better for Business
Rumors are at a fever pitch regarding both the Microsoft and Apple tablet PC's
Read more..3D TV: Separating the hope from the hype
An industry groups expects 4.3 million 3D TVs to ship this year, but some others expect it to be far less
Read more..Microsoft admits mobile missteps, but fights on
Microsoft doesn't have a business model problem in the mobile market, but its phones are skewed toward business users at the expense of consumers and are not as modern as they need to be, Robbie Bach, president of Microsoft's entertainment and devices division, told financial analysts Thursday at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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CES 2010: Cisco's Chambers demonstrates home TelePresence
Cisco Systems Chairman and CEO John Chambers demonstrated on Wednesday how the company's TelePresence videoconferencing technology could be developed into a consumer product, showing off the long-awaited system at a press conference ahead of the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. No word on when a commercial version of the product will be released or how much it will cost
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CES: HP Updates Notebook Lineup, Including Touchscreen Netbook
HP is unveiling a slew of new and updated products at CES 2010, and notebooks are front and center in the company's lineup. New netbooks, tablets, and workstations feature new Intel chips.
Read more..CES: Storage Industry Tackles Making Sense of Metadata
The storage industry is turning its focus to helping us managing our data, not just warehouse it.
Read more..CES: AMD to show upcoming laptop processors
Advanced Micro Devices is expected to show off its latest laptop processors on Thursday, including quad-core chips for laptops that are due in a few months.
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CES: RIM Unveils 'BlackBerry Presenter' for PowerPoint
The 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is about to kick off in Las Vegas, and BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) (RIM) isn't wasting any time announcing new products--though you're unlikely to see any new BlackBerry smartphones announced at the show.
Screens from former OLPC CTO now in devices
Pixel Qi will also release a DIY kit soon for people to mod their own netbooks
Read more..Nokia CEO calls for greater focus on emerging markets
CES and Las Vegas are "far away" from the real world, he says
Read more..CES 2010: Ripe with hype
Android phones? Web tablets? 3-D TVs? What's the most overhyped tech in Vegas this week? A look back at '09 offers some clues
Read more..CES: Ballmer shows off Windows 7 slate PCs, coy about Courier
HP said its slate computer will ship this year, part of a growing group of its new touch-enabled computers. No pricing or specs were disclosed, and the company did not announce specific availability dates.
Read more..CES: Tablets are Hot this Year's Show
CES 2010 is just getting under way and already everyone is talking about tablets. Will they take over netbooks as the hot PC product of 2010?
Read more..CES: Clickfree Announces Automated Backup Options
Clickfree announced new BackupLink self-configuring network backup devices
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