CES 2009 Consumer Electronics Show – Day 1
Ninjalane :: Thursday, January 15, 2009
The Consumer Electronics Show is one of the worlds largest consumer technology tradeshows and also happens to be the first tradeshow of the new year. For readers familiar with Ninjalane you will know this has become an annual event for us, and for good reason, we’re close.
CES 2009 Spotlight – YUBZ Asks Why You Busy?
Futurelooks :: Thursday, January 15, 2009
Perhaps one of the more unique companies attending the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show has to be YUBZ. While other designers are looking for ways to make our Bluetooth headsets smaller and more efficient, the guys at YUBZ decided to totally kick it old school by producing possibly one of the largest headsets you will ever find for your mobile phone.
SumoLounge Chief Rocker Reviewed
The TechLounge :: Wednesday, January 14, 2009
“And yet again I’m back to reprise my roll as the designated sitter, napper and all around Lounger for TheTechLounge. Our friends as Sumo Lounge have once more provided us with an uber sitting sack for our testing pleasure. Sumo continues to increase their product line which now includes dog beds and a sofa in addition to the enormous super-sized sitting pouches like the Sultan I reviewed a few months ago.”
CES 2009 Day 1
Hardware Logic :: Wednesday, January 14, 2009
“HardwareLogic starts the new year with coverage from Las Vegas, Nevada, where CES 2009 is being held. For those unfamiliar with this event, the International CES event is produced by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) to promote growth in the consumer technology industry. The CEA consists of more than 2,200 corporations involved in the design, development, manufacturing, distribution, and integration of consumer electronics. The show runs from Thursday, January 8 to Sunday, January 11, 2009 at the Las Vegas Convention Center and has been going strong since June 1967, when the first CES took place in New York City.”
CES 2009 Highlights and Photo-Report
Hot Hardware :: Tuesday, January 13, 2009
On our yearly jaunts to the Las Vegas to attend the Consumer Electronics Show, we meet with numerous companies and see a myriad of products–some we can, and some we can’t talk about–in what is always an absolute whirlwind of a trip. This year was no exception. Although the show itself wasn’t quite as big as it has been in previous years in terms of attendance, it was nevertheless loaded with cool products and technology that filled not only the Las Vegas Convention center, but multiple surrounding venues, hotels, and suites all along the strip. Come on by the site and take a look…
CES 2009 Show Floor Coverage
The Tech Zone :: Monday, January 12, 2009
“In a way, the downsized CES makes things a bit easier. It really is impossible to check all the 30 different product categories that CES has on displayed – you have to pick and choose what you’re interested in and plan from there. With camera in hand we hit the show floor to bring you some of the highlights of CES 2009.”
CES 2009 Coverage Day 4
Overclockers Club :: Monday, January 12, 2009
“So now we come to a long awaited part of CES. Everyone loves the infamous Booth Babes that are touring around the convention floors sporting off all the new products. This year there were not a lot of booth babes as there have been in previous years, however the quality makes up for the quantity. Sit back and enjoy, courtesy of your OCC 2009 CES Team.”
2009 AVN Expo Booth Babes
Tweak Town :: Monday, January 12, 2009
“This year’s CES was a bomb on several fronts. When the economy went sour the first things that got cut were the fun little extras that used to add to the shows appeal; fun things like having seven parties to choose from every night of the week, lavish hand outs from vendors and of course booth babes.
Luckily for us, there is another convention going on just across the hall from a small portion of CES. This event is one that I have never been able to attend due to time constraints and vender meetings, but this year we were able to spend more time on the show floor and that gave us the chance we needed to finally see the 2009 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo.”
NVIDIA’s Ion Small Form-Factor PC Platform
Hot Hardware :: Monday, January 12, 2009
At the Consumer Electronics Show this past week, NVIDIA was demonstrating a new reference platform for an ultra small form-factor multimedia PC and we should underscore the word “ultra”. To say this new product concept is tiny would be an understatement. Consider if you will, an entire PC, capable of decoding and playing full 1080p HD video content, in a box that fits in the palm of your hand with a 3″ x 4″ motherboard.
We met with Drew Henry, NVIDIA’s General Manager of MCP products, at CES and he gave us a tour of Ion, as well as a demonstration of its capabilities. We’ve got NVIDIA’s Ion in today’s HotHardware Video Spotlight, so we’ll let Drew do the talkin’
CES 2009: The Booth Babes
Think Computers :: Monday, January 12, 2009
“With any trade show there are booth babes and CES is no exception especially in the car audio section! This year at CES we saw everything from mini laptops, all-in-one PC’s, and crazy 3D LCD displays. Let’s see if the models showing off the products this year can make you drool as much as the products! Without further ado I present the CES 2009 booth babe gallery!”
CES 2009 Coverage Day 2
Overclockers Club :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“A couple of the previews we saw were some new cases from both Coolermaster (Sniper) and Silverstone (Raven). The Sniper was originally designed for the Coolemaster gaming team and is now being produced for the consumer. The Coolermaster V10 CPU cooler includes both cooling for the memory as well as the Hybrid TEC cooling on the V10. The Coolermaster Cosmos Black Edition is a limited edition case from Coolermaster.”
CES 2009 (Day 2)
Driver Heaven :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
Today is the second day of our coverage of CES 2009 in Las Vegas. BFG, OCZ, Coolit, Patriot, Corsair, ibuypower and ATI/AMD are on display today for your viewing pleasure.
CES 2009 Coverage
Legit Reviews :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“PC enthusiasts and fast cars seem to go together nicely, so when I saw some Dodge Charger SRT-8 custom PCs at the Intel booth I instantly fell in love with them. Maybe it is the fact that I own one of DaimlerChrysler’s Street and Racing Technology (SRT) models, but this is one of the sweetest looking small form factors (SFF) computers that I have seen in some time…”
CES 2009: Lunch at Pieros
Think Computers :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“Piero’s Italian Restaurant is an excellent establish whose owner is connected to the consumer electronics industry. Thus, every year at the restaurant, which is within a mere few hundred feet of the Las Vegas Convention Center, several companies show off their new technologies. Many of the companies which display are start-ups or lesser known companies, but a few are extremely well-known.”
CES 2009 Videos and Coverage
Digital Trends :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“CES this year revealed thinner TV’s wireless HD, OLED displays and Palms new operating system. Check out our videos!”
Interview with Jon Gerow – BFG Phobos System
Jonny Guru :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
BFG Technologies has been in a few headlines lately with the unveiling of their complete gaming and multimedia PCs, called Phobos. The Phobos is targeted at the “Graduated Gamer” as they called it, that is looking for the high performance gaming system without any of the hassles of building and maintaining it. I had the chance to sit down with our very own Jon Gerow from BFG Tech to discuss the new BFG Phobos Systems.
CES 2009 Day 3 Coverage
Driver Heaven :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
Today is our final day of CES 2009 coverage from Las Vegas. Today Crucial/Lexar, Hauppauge, Psyko, MotionDSP, MSI, Super Talent and Gigabyte are on display !
CES 2009: BFG Tech Phobos System
Think Computers :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“I’m sure when most of you think of BFG you think of video cards. Being one of the biggest video card suppliers that is expected. Since there are no big video card announcements this year at CES BFG was not showing much, but what they were showing was very interesting. They are moving into the full custom PC market with their Phobos high performance system. It is unlike many other custom systems you can currently purchase so let’s take a look…”
CES 2009 Coverage Day 3
OCC :: Sunday, January 11, 2009
“Today OCC was fortunate to meet with Mushkin to take a look at some of their upcoming products. On display they had two of their new Accent series DDR3 memory kits. One of their kits, the XP3-16000 Triple Channel DDR3 kit was running in a system displaying an impressive overclock. The kit, which is comprised of 3 x 1GB modules, is rated for 2000MHz with 9-9-9-24 timings at a voltage of 1.65v. That is quite an impressive speed and with tighter timings than the JEDEC specification of 9-10-10-25. In addition the the XP3-16000 Triple Channel set, Mushkin also has a power supply and two other DDR3 Triple Channel sets, the XP3-15000 at 9-9-9-24 and an HP Series DDR3 Triple Channel kit.”
CES 2009: Corsair and MSI
Legit Reviews :: Saturday, January 10, 2009
“At the Corsair Memory hotel suite we got our first look at the highly anticipated thermoelectric (TEC) TEC cooled Corsair DOMINATOR GT DDR3 memory modules. Thermoelectric cooling uses the Peltier effect to create a heat flux between the junction of two different types of materials. One side of the Peltier cooler acts as a cold plate as the heat is transfered to the other side, which is known as the hot plate. All this is done by the flow of electrical current and it has worked very well for over a hundred years as the technology was discovered in 1834…”
CES 2009: Digital Experience
Think Computers :: Saturday, January 10, 2009
“Well we are back at CES again this year. We start off this years coverage the day before CES at Digital Experience. Digital Experiece is a slimmed down version of CES where vendors showing off just a few of the new products they are announcing at the show. It is a more relaxed atmosphere and really gives us, the press time to really talk to the companies. Let’s see what they have in store for us in 2009!”
