There’s nothing like a good corporate battle. While potentially costly to the participants, the benefits to consumers include lower prices, better, and more diverse products. This competition is the foundation upon which the capitalist world is built, and spurs the innovation that drives society forward. As worldwide adoption and usage of computers and the [...]
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Tags: Apple, Bing, Chrome, Chrome OS, DROID, Google, Google Docs, Google Maps, iPhone, iPod, Microsoft, Nexus One, OS X, Windows, ZuneHD 
7 Comments »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’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.
Multi-touch displays are nothing new, having been incorporated into such common products as the iPhone, Zune HD, and Palm Pre. But unlike traditional touchscreens, which are usually of the resistive or IR variety and can only detect one touch at a time, multi-touch technology allows the user to register several simultaneous touches and gestures, thus creating an [...]
Posted in Displays, PCs and Laptops, Touchscreens Tags: BumpTop, haptics, Microsoft, Microsoft Surface, multi-touch, touchscreen 2 Comments »
