Alereon Showcasing Six Wireless USB Demos at CES
Alereon :: Tuesday, January 09, 2007
+ A Kodak digital camera, powered by Alereon’s technology, printing directly to a Kodak printer via WUSB + Two digital cameras exchanging pictures using WUSB + A joint demo between Stonestreet One and Alereon using a handheld Windows Mobile powered device connected via WUSB to a laptop + A Wireless Docking Station containing an integrated hub developed with NEC Electronics, a mass storage device, and an integrated DisplayLink USB to VGA adapter + A Clean Desktop, meaning the only wires used are one to power the monitor and one to power PC, connected via WUSB to a full desktop including monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer + Using WUSB to stream audio via the Radiient Roomcaster(tm) Wireless Audio format to NHT’s Pro PC Gamer Power Speakers
Delphi’s Sound System Works with XM Radio
The Delphi Premium Sound System’s crystal-clear sound and convenient portability will appeal to :: Tuesday, January 09, 2007
The Delphi Premium Sound System’s crystal-clear sound and convenient portability will appeal to a broad range of XM® Radio listeners
WizCom Announces New Highlighters with a Brain
Wizcom Technologies :: Tuesday, January 09, 2007
WizCom Technologies Inc. to introduce new note taker, language translator, and personal reading assistants at 2007 International CES
Razer Tarantula Keyboard 
Modders Inc. :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Razer is known for their outstanding gaming products and with each new one they get better. There are just a few peripherals that can help make you a better gamer, on of them is the keyboard. If you don’t feel comfortable with it you just can’t play well. Razer’s Tarantula is hoping to make you feel right at home.
NO.ID Mousepad Review
XS Reviews :: Monday, January 08, 2007
“NOID pads started from listening to gamers, and creating a pad to suit. Today I have two NO.IDENTITY pads; one from the ‘ryK’ series, and our very own custom XSReviews pad.”
New Samsung Digital Cameras at CES
Samsung :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Samsung Camera is unveiling six new digital camera models at the Consumer Electronics Show 2007 in Las Vegas today. All of the models are packed with unique features:
SpeechGear’s Universal Translator
SpeechGear :: Monday, January 08, 2007
SpeechGear’s products instantly translate whatever you see, hear, say, read, write or type. On Monday, January 8th from 5:45-6:15 PM, as part of the Consumer Electronics Show we will be holding a brief Press Conference at the Venetian (Casanova 503) to demonstrate our entire product line. You are invited to stop by to see how SpeechGear is removing the language barrier from communications. Also, the first 100 individuals with media passes will receive a coupon for a free copy of our Interpreter Pocket PC software in the language of their choice.
Cooler Master NotePal P1
Overclockers Online :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Many laptop users complain about heat issues. This is expected as there are so many components crammed into a tiny space. Cooler Master’s new NotePal P1 tries to alleviate that issue, and succeeds. Not only does it cool my laptop down, it raises it slightly when used on a desk. This allows me to type in a more ergonomically sound fashion and improves my posture. Also, unlike some other notebook coolers that my friends own, you don’t have to connect it to an external power source; it runs off your laptop’s USB and yet, you don’t lose a port because the NotePal P1 actually has two USB ports: one to power itself and one for your use.
First Interactive Eyewear
Icuiti :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Icuiti, the leading manufacturer of Video Eyewear, unveils the world’s first interactive Video Eyewear during the 2007 International CES, January 8-11, 2007, in Las Vegas. The iWear VR920 won a 2007 CES Innovation Award in the “Portable Electronics: Audio/Video” category. It enables Internet gamers and chatters to communicate with each other and “fully step inside the game” with stunning stereographic 3D.
Future of Home Monitoring Unveiled
iControl Networks :: Monday, January 08, 2007
. Through off-the-shelf wireless devices (i.e., cameras, motion sensors, etc.) placed around a home, users can get alarm information, view or take pictures, and control and manage their devices from their personal web portal or any web-enabled cellular phone. Furthermore, iControl proactively delivers real-time information via email or text messages when devices are triggered, giving customers a new convenient way to stay in charge of their home when they’re away.
New memory products from Geil
B :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Geil is working on a prototype memory stick that will hook up directly to the PSU & will have a voltage adjustment directly on the stick itself. This means no more BIOS chip! Geil is also going to be releasing their “1160 Plus” memory that is PC2-9280, runs at 1100MHz, has timings of 4-4-4-12, and requires 2.45V. They’re hoping to release 1GB & 2GB Dual Channel kits by March.
Razer DeathAdder
Razer :: Monday, January 08, 2007
Razer™, the world’s leading brand in high-end computer gaming peripherals, unleashes the Razer DeathAdder, an ergonomic right-handed gaming mouse with the industry’s first 3G infrared sensor.
The Razer DeathAdder’s ergonomic design is the result of years of studies conducted by Razer’s engineering team. Thousands of gamers have been studied, their play styles, shape of hands and method of grip.
Microsoft Reclusa, Powered by Razer
Microsoft :: Monday, January 08, 2007
With the launch of Reclusa, Microsoft and Razer are adding a keyboard to their gaming lineup, which includes the successful Habu™ mouse.
Belkin Easy Transfer Cable
Belkin :: Monday, January 08, 2007
The new Belkin Easy Transfer Cable for Windows Vista lets you quickly transfer your MP3s and photos as well as your files and emails from your Windows XP-based computer to your PC running Windows Vista. This Cable provides the easiest and quickest way to ready you for the use of your new Windows Vista-based computer. The 8-foot Cable connects to your computers’ USB ports. The Windows Easy Transfer Wizard then automatically appears, letting you choose what items to copy. Price is set at $39.99
ASUS Adds S6F Pink Edition to its Luxury Leather Collection Notebook Line
Asus :: Monday, January 08, 2007
The S6F “Pink Edition,” the newest member of ASUS’ luxurious Leather Collection line, is a notebook that would be right at home in fashion districts from New York to Milan. ASUS captures the power of dual core processing in this ultra-thin 3.4 lb. masterpiece of design, bound in luxurious, genuine pink leather. The result is a digital dream accessory that is personal, powerful, and naturally beautiful.
Microsoft Habu Laser Gaming Mouse Review
XYZ Computing :: Friday, January 05, 2007
Microsoft realized that its Intellimouse Explorer despite being a general use mouse had a strong following amongst gamers. The company capitalized on this with the release of the Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 where they changed the color to black (a must for gamers), improved a few of the features, and took the mouse back to the old school design of the previous Intellimouse models. With this mouse Microsoft was trying to get the attention of gamers, maybe not rocking their world, but letting them know that Microsoft had a product built for them. The next mouse ended up being the Habu. This is notable because Microsoft teamed up with Razer to make the mouse. It’s all little strange, but if you combine Razer’s design with Microsoft’s size, it seems like you would have a good chance at a successful product. If nothing else this mouse is an exercise in teamwork and a look at what happens when two very different parties join forces.
Linksys WIP320 iPhone Skype Phone
Digital Trends :: Friday, January 05, 2007
“Linksys, a division of Cisco Systems, is well known as a manufacturer of voice, wireless and networking hardware for consumer and business uses. One of their latest forays into this territory is their newest Voice over IP (VoIP) solution known as the WIP320 iPhone (not to be confused with an Apple product) Wireless-G Phone for Skype. ”
Antec Notebook Cooler S Review
XS Reviews :: Friday, January 05, 2007
“Antec are well known for their ground breaking cases and intuitive cooling solutions. XSR recently reviewed the Antec Spot cool, the worlds first fully adjustable mounted fan cooler. Today we will be testing another of their interesting looking products, the Antec Notebook Cooler S.”
XTracPads Ripper Mousemat reviewed
Burnout PC :: Friday, January 05, 2007
“The Ripper series is available in three different sizes, from this size, to one larger and the XXL. Ranging from 13 dollars to 25 dollars. If you know that you are not going to use all that space that the XXL has to offer than you should pick a smaller mat. Their all from the same material and they all glide just as smooth. It’s again a matter of preference and price. Overall a nice mouse mat.”
USB Digital Thermo Clock With Air Purifier from Brando WorkShop 
Dragonsteel Mods :: Thursday, January 04, 2007
” Depending on your work environment, the air might not be as clean as you think, you could get one of those large expensive air purifiers, but they take up lots of space, or you could get a USB powered one from Brando WorkShop that is also a clock and thermometer as well. So today for review I have the USB powered Digital Thermometer Clock with built in Air Purifier from our friends at Brando WorkShop. This thing is tiny, and can purify the air in up to a 100 square foot room or office so you can breathe easier with some nice clean fresh air. So let’s jump right on into this review to look at this nifty little device a bit further…”
Cooler Master NotePal S Notebook Accessory Review 
Virtual Hideout :: Thursday, January 04, 2007
“The lightweight and simple-to-use design of the Cooler Master Notepal S makes it a joy to use. There is no need for an USB cable to power fans since it doesn’t have any. This is major plus in the quest to save the laptop’s battery energy.”
SanDisk Offers 32GB Notebook Drive
Samsung :: Thursday, January 04, 2007
SanDisk has launched a 32GB solid-state drive using flash memory chips, intended as a replacement for conventional hard-disk drives.
Kodak, Sony end patent dispute
Associated Press :: Thursday, January 04, 2007
Eastman Kodak Co. and Sony Corp. have ended a 3-year-old patent dispute and entered into a cross-licensing agreement, the two companies announced Wednesday.
Samsung Blackjack
CDR Info :: Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Samsung Blackjack is a stylish and compact 3G PDA for both work and play. With Microsoft® Windows Mobile 5, personal and corporate email and support for Cingular Video and Cingular Music, the Samsung BlackJack does it all.
ECS KN3SLI2 Motherboard
CDR Info :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
ECS KN3SLI2 is the latest motherboard from Elitegroup supporting AMD AM2 processors. It has all the knowledge and features to make an alternative solution for users, at least looking at the specs. We compare it with other well known and famous AM2 motherboards from Foxconn and Asus, all based at Nvidia 590SLI chipset.
Review: Kanguru AES Flash Drive
Gideon Tech :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
“The big selling point for this drive is Kanguru’s support of 256-bit AES encryption, making this the first drive to meet federal requirements for insuring the confidentiality of sensitive data. Working in the health care field, I have spent a lot of time on the HIPAA (Heath Information Privacy Accountability Act) so I know how important it is to keep private information as safe as possible.”
Razer Mantis mousepad review
XS Reviews :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
“Razer are well known for their mice; including the Copperhead and Krait. What most people don’t realize is that the surface that you play on makes a huge difference to the mouse’s accuracy. Today we test the Razer Mantis; designed for control.”
Flexible Mini Keyboard from Brando WorkShop
Dragonsteel Mods :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
” Keyboards come in many shapes and sizes lately, many of them are very specialized, but not many of them are virtually indestructible, dust proof, water resistant and very portable. Our friends at Brando WorkShop have sent us over the Flexible Mini Keyboard for review today and this keyboard is all that the others aren’t and more. So let’s just jump right into this review… ”
Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse
techPowerUp :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Razer and Microsoft have been known to produce some of the best gaming mice on the market. Not long ago the two competitors teamed up to create a new gaming mouse, the Microsoft Habu. This newcomer to the mouse market is of course packed with the latest technology that the two companies came up with. The design of the mouse is much like the old Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0, but you get some unique new features that only the Habu has.
Super Talent Mega Screen 2GB MP3 Player Review 
OCIA :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
“Firing the unit up shows off the quality of the display, 128×128 pixel resolution and 262k color. When connected to an XP computer the player is immediately recognized as a removable storage device and assigned a drive letter. The player also recognizes it is connected and ready to transfer files. The built-in lithium battery recharges through the USB port.”
BlackBerry Pearl Review
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, January 02, 2007
As noted, the Pearl offers both a music player compatible with AAC, AAC+, MP3, MIDI, and WAV files and a video player compatible with most MPEG-4 Part 2 formats such as DivX, AVI and QuickTime, and stereo Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2.0). There’s a 1.3 MP digital camera with flash, support for real music ring tones, HTML Web browsing, voice dialing, and the usual array of PIM functions. The T-Mobile version also supports the carrier’s myFaves feature. “
