Going to CES can simultaneously be a gadget lover’s greatest dream and worst nightmare. While the opportunity to demo the latest gear and technology is extremely thrilling, it quickly makes one realize the obsolescence of their “stuff” and the potential costs associated with frequent and incremental gadget upgrades. Even those with steep tech gear budgets find it difficult to [...]
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The Kodak PlaySport Pocket Camcorder – Who Wants One?
January 15th, 2010
Posted in Cameras, Consumer Electronics, Photo, Video 
Tags: CES2010, digital camera, digital video camera, Kodak, PlaySport, pocket camcorder 
No Comments »The fit-PC2 “fits” anywhere…
January 14th, 2010
There’s just something cool about small form factor computers. Maybe it’s their testament to the progressive advancement and miniaturization of technology. Or maybe it’s their extremely low power requirements. And one can’t deny their inherent practicality. Despite any specific reason, I just couldn’t resist the fit-PC booth at the 2010 CES, in which CompuLab [...]
Nuu Player is a real alternative to the Boxee Box
January 11th, 2010
At this year’s CES, D-Link’s Boxee Box got a lot of hype. It’s demo at D-Link’s booth was perpetually crowded as attendees showed a genuine interest in what it offers. The sub-$200 device, which is powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 CPU and boasts a convenient RF remote with full QWERTY keyboard, aggregates most digital content, [...]
CES2010: Day 3 Wrap Up
January 10th, 2010
Well that’s it for TechClicker at CES2010. The third day in the central hall gave me lots of hands-on time with several eBook readers and Samsung’s Internet@TV service which will bring of online content and an intuitive user interface to several upcoming Samsung TV’s and BluRay disk players.
The giant playground of consumer electronics will [...]
CES2010: Day 2 Wrap Up
January 9th, 2010
Having visited the remainder of the South Hall and about half of the Central Hall today, it became apparent the this is where most of the bigger companies set up their booths. Displays by Kodak, D-Link, Shuttle, and Asus, amongst many others offered a chance for hands-on trials of the latest these companies have to [...]
CES2010: Day 1 Wrap-Up Thoughts
January 8th, 2010
Day 1 of CES is over. I covered a lot of ground, checked out the entire North Hall and half of the South Hall. Tomorrow, I’ll finish the South Hall and begin the Central Hall time permitting. Check out some pictures under the CES2010 tab. While I’m not going to do a full post on [...]
CES2010 Keynote: Steve Ballmer
January 7th, 2010
The scheduled start time of the keynote was 6:30pm. Got to the Hilton Center at 3:30pm thinking I would be the first one there an have to stand around a while. I was wrong. Fortunately, as a member of the press, I didn’t have to wait in the general admission line, but there were still [...]
Posted in Misc Tags: CES2010, HP Slate, keynote, Microsoft, Natal, Steve Ballmer, Windows 7, XBox No Comments »TechClicker at CES2010
January 7th, 2010
TechClicker’s in Las Vegas for the 2010 Consumer Electronic Show. Pictures galleries can be viewed within each topical post and within the CES2010 tab. We checked out Steve Ballmer’s keynote tonight and pictures from that should be up shortly.
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Mysterious QUE eReader to be sold at B&N
October 27th, 2009
For anyone not interested in eBook readers, the next couple of years are going to be especially brutal. With what seems like weekly product releases and steady technological advancement, these devices are poised to capture huge swaths of the declining print media empire. While most of the eBook readers we’ve seen thus far share similar [...]
Posted in Consumer Electronics, eBooks Tags: Barnes and Noble, CES2010, eBook, Plastic Logic, Que proReader No Comments »
