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#photoshop
Dear Photoshop, Thank You for the Prettiest Woman in the Planet
What would happen if Angelina Jolie and Chalize Theron got a kid with Megan Fox, Monica Belucci, and a whole bunch of pretty girls? I don't know if this would be the result, but I'd like to watch. [Thanks David] -
#cameras
Olympus Stylus Tough 3000 Adds 720p Recording
Olympus' Stylus Tough 3000 camera is bascially identical to last year's Stylus Tough 6000. Same sensor (TruePic III), same ruggedness (waterproof to 10 ft, shockproof to 5 ft), same megapixel count (12mp). The difference this year? 720p video recording. More » -
#geneva
Hands On: The Geneva Sound System Model S is Motorized
We got a chance to experience Geneva's new Model S iPod/iPhone audio system today. It's sublime. The best part? You can actually afford it (probably). More » -
#oled
Electronic-ID OLED is Skynet's Security System
Breaking into high-security areas is going to be a whole lot trickier in 2035, if this 2-inch electronic-ID has anything to say about it. The good news is, it's guaranteed to get your good side. -
#furniture
Hands On: Herman Miller Envelop Reclining Desk
The sister product to the amazing Herman Miller Embody chair, the Envelop desk actually slides out and down on rails to give you the correct angle for working while in incline. It's amazing. More » - Yesterday - January 6, 2010
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#microsoft
Ballmer's CES Keynote Jokes and Antics
At tonight's Microsoft Keynote, dear ol' Steve Ballmer made it a point to include plenty of lame jokes, gimmicks, and antics. Whether all of them were intentional, we'll never know, but here are our favorites. More »
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#solarpower
Energizer's Energi to Go Solar Charger Uses Futuristic Sun Heat Power for Your Gadgets
Energizer just announced two new portable solar chargers, the SP1000 and SP2000, both of which provide power through an AC or USB adapter. If you're into that kind of hippie "let's not destroy the earth" stuff, this looks pretty good. More » -
#tunebug
Tunebug Gives Your Extreme Sports A Soundtrack With Vibrations
Though nothing I do these days involves a helmet of any kind, if I was an extreme sports maven, I'd rock a Tunebug at all times. While my skull didn't make the best speaker, Tunebug kept it a safe one. More » -
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#oled
Samsung 3D OLED Display is Practically Paper Thin
Looking at the pictures this OLED concept produces is the strangest thing: a 3D image on a nearly 2D panel. More » -
#laptops
The Invisible OLED Laptop to End All Laptops
It's only a proof of concept, but this is laptop with a clear OLED screen—but a stone's throw from those floating 3D displays of Avatar. Practical? Not necessarily. The future? OBVIOUSLY. More » -
#crime
Police Tend To Notice Something Like a Guy Dragging a Coke Machine Down The Road
Oh Tennessee, you have been in rare form recently. The latest tale comes to us courtesy of Nicholas Nunley, who hooked a Coke machine to his pickup outside a Dollar General then began dragging it down the road. More » -
#wimax
Sprint Overdrive Mobile WiMax Hub Lets Five People Share One Fat Connection
Sprint's Overdrive hub is a lot more than a cellular modem: It's got dual 4G/3G connectivity, shared connections with up to five devices over Wi-Fi, and can serve as a sort of mini NAS, with shared microSD storage. More » -
#camcorders
Sanyo's New Xacti Cams Ditch the AVCHD, Keep Getting Slimmer and Slimmer
Take your pick as to what's better about these new Sanyo Xacti cams: On the one hand, they're thinner and lighter than ever. On the other hand, they got rid of that pain-in-the-ass AVCHD video format. More » -
#colorebook
Hands On: Fujitsu FLEPia Color eBook Reader Should Stay In Japan Until It's Done
I just tried out the Fujitsu FLEPia, which has been shown in 2007, talked about in 2008 and finally released in Japan in 2009. It's slow and janky. More » -
#slate
HP's Windows 7 Slate Device Revealed by Steve Ballmer
It's not Courier, but HP's rumored slate PC is here, now. Steve Ballmer and his hardware specialist Ryan Asdourian just showed it off, and man is it cute. Updated with VIDEO -
#ces10
Xbox Game Room To Feature "Over 1000" Classic Arcade Games
Although its cover was blown a little early, there's still new info coming out of the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas concerning Microsoft's Xbox Game Room. [Kotaku] -
#camcorders
Kodak Waterproof Playsport Hands On: It Might Be the New Pocket Cam to Buy
From my admittedly quick hands-on, I've pretty much decided that the Kodak Playsport is the most practical pocket camcorder to date. More » -
#tegra
Hands On With Nvidia's 7-inch Tegra Android Tablet
This won't be officially "announced" until tomorrow, so there's no name or anything to it, but we just played around with Nvidia's 7-inch Tegra tablet design that runs Android. More » -
#steveballmer
Why Is There a Nook in Steve Ballmer's CES Keynote?
Seems a little random since it runs Google's Android, is all. And we know how Ballmer feels about Google. -
#microsoft
Steve Ballmer's Microsoft CES Keynote: Everything He's Going to Say (LIVE)
Microsoft big boss Steve Ballmer is just now taking the stage here in Las Vegas to kick off CES 2010. What's he gonna do and say? Here, I'll tell you. UPDATING THROUGH THE KEYNOTE More » -
#viewsonic
ViewSonic's VOT125 PC Mini Likes To Be Little Spoon
ViewSonic has released a bevy of new gear including monitors, media players, HDTVs and, of course, computers, including this adorable VOT125 Mini PC. More » -
#ereaders
Eyes On With Ray Kurzweil's Blio Ereader App
If you've caught a good whiff of CES, you know it smells like tablets. And if you're up on tablets, you know they're supposed to save print, or something. And this, the Blio ereader software, is part of the plan. More » -
#smartphones
HTC HD2 Coming Exclusively to T-Mobile This Spring
The Word is that Ballmer just announced an exclusive deal bringing the awesomely-designed HTC HD2 to T-Mobile this spring. More » -
#imagecache
Some Technical Difficulties at the Steve Ballmer CES Keynote
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#android
Hands On With Motorola Backflip, A Folding Android Phone
Think of it like a Cliq, but with a folding instead of a sliding keyboard, so the screen doesn't cover so much of the keyboard when it's open. More » -
#graphics
It's 2010—Who Listens to Five Hours of Radio Per Day?
This is a pretty neat visual representation of our collective aversion to legitimate social contact. I mean, average US data consumption. You can make your own judgments. [Fast Company via Neatorama] -
#panasonic
Panasonic SC-HTB1 Stuffs a Subwoofer Into a Soundbar
The new SC-HTB1 home theater audio system is fed up with subwoofers thinking they're sooooo special. So it decided to put the bass in its place: inside the soundbar. More » -
#phones
Lenovo Android LePhone Has Gesture Support and Snapdragon Chip
Lenovo has really impressed at CES this year, with the UI hybrid and Skylight, and now its first smartphone, called LePhone. Despite its French-sounding name, this baby is destined for China only. More » -
#hdtvs
TC-L42D2 and TC-L37D2 Are Panasonic's First LED LCD HDTVs: Small, No 3D, iPod Dock
Panasonic is super into plasmas, being the king of them and all. But their LCD line is getting a top model with 1080p and LED backlights. They also have wide viewing angle high contrast IPS panels. More » -
#3d
Testing the First 3D DirecTV Broadcast: Surprisingly Decent
I've seen 3D on every type of TV/glasses combo, but up until now, the video feed itself was always streamed from Blu-ray. So with DirecTV announcing three 3D HD channels arriving in 2010, I just had to try it out. More »
