Archive for: January 11, 2008

Filed under: CES, Portable Audio
The “Most Newest” concept of MUSIC PLAYER… for when Oakley’s Thumps are just too classy.Coming soonest. Permalink | Email this | Comments

Original post by Joshua Topolsky

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Filed under: NetworkingIt’s not like we haven’t seen consortiums working to set up better links within America and Asia, but the more the merrier, right? Apparently, Verizon trade has just recently received the all-important thumbs-up from the FCC to “activate and function the Trans-Pacific Express …

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Filed under: StorageDetails are still murky at that point, but it seems a company dubbed IDS is getting set to change the way we look at traditional input centers. The San Francisco-based startup is reportedly about to build 22 new centers, but rather than looking for unused closets and underground …

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Filed under: CES, Features, GamingSmells like cheap knockoff spirit. Permalink | Email this | Comments

Original post by Barb Dybwad

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That Bang & Olufsen management team is certain a vindictive bunch. A teensy little 37% drop in profits that year, plummeting sales and a tanking stock price and CEO Torben Sorensen is out on the street. The firing of Sorensen leaves what some are calling “a managerial hoover in the company,”…

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While a bit indistinct in the whole naming station, that new no-name OEM PMP51 PMP is actually packing a fairly a spec sheet. The primary focus of the handheld is supposedly 32 bit gaming, but sadly SNES is nowhere to be found. But lucky for us there’s Game Boy Advance play, in addition to Game …

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Hello Kitty meets hair.

Original post by Dante Cesa

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About to visit my first-ever Macworld, I’m reminded of the coverage I read from afar about final year’s event. All eyes were on the iPhone — will it or won’t it compose an appearance? Will Apple stock tank whether it doesn’t? Will it blow up whether it does? Will it even be called an “iPhon…

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Ah, Pleo. The world’s freshest, friendliest and most unpredictable robot dinosaur. At first glance, it’s tough to assume changing anything about that bundle of cuteness, but for the loyal souls that waited through agonizing months of delays and kept the faith when everyone else was crying vaporw…

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It’s been a hot minute since we’ve seen a new entrant in the long-standing Scribbler lineup from Electrovaya, so we’re fairly stoked to see the SC4000 sneak up on us from behind the monster that is CES. that specific tablet is domestic to an Intel Core 2 Duo ULV processor, a fingerprint scanner,…

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Gotta love those indistinct, suggestive statements Apple puts on its event banners before the big show. that year’s Macworld Expo banners read “There’s something in the air” — but even whether that something isn’t a whole lot of new wireless / cellular gear, there’s certainly no shortage of bre…

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certain, it’s been out for a little while, but considering how many Engadget editors play guitar (and the fact that Pete just started RCRD LBL), we figured we had to stop by Gibson’s booth-bus complex and give the Robot Guitar a shot. The self-tuning axe actually weighs a little less than a regular …

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