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"HTC has unveiled what it is claiming is a new type of smart phone, focusing on ease of use rather than advanced features. The HTC Smart will run on a platform from Qualcomm called Brew." Via
The BRAVIA 2010 line-up will change the way you view your TV forever. Go on an incredible 3D journey, connect to a world of online entertainment, enjoy the beauty of a cinematic screen or simply add a unique Monolithic Design statement to your home.
New Blu-ray Disc Players showcase the new Monolithic Design. Featuring a seamless blend of high-quality materials and a beautiful surface finish, they add a stylish, minimalist presence and create a sense of space in your room. The same design concept extends across all new 2010 home entertainment products from Sony.
The new mobile HD snap digital camera, Bloggie, brings the spirit of fun, spontaneous still and video shooting and sharing that comes in style-conscious colours. Slipping effortlessly into a pocket or bag, Bloggie is the perfect partner for parties, days out or trips away when you don’t want to miss the action.
The new Spring Sony Handycam range blends unique optical and technological innovation by Sony for best-ever image quality, whether you’re capturing HD video or vibrantly detailed still photos.
The spring line-up of Cyber-shot features a whole wealth of optical technologies. The Cyber-shot HX5 features HD recording and GPS tagging as well as housing the Exmor R CMOS sensor.
The VAIO F Series is your ultimate private cinema and studio notebook PC, handling multimedia creation and entertainment needs with ease.
With a pro-grade 16.4” Full HD display, NVIDIA performance graphics and Dolby Home Theater v3, the VAIO F Series allows you to edit Full HD video, watch movies on Blu-ray Disc and more.
The VAIO S Series & Y Series notebook computers have high powered processors and graphics, long battery life and efficient handling of daily multimedia tasks with high contrast real wide screen. The VAIO S Series weighs in at just 2kg and powered by an energy-efficient Intel® Core™ processor. The VAIO Y Series has a high contrast real wide 33.8cm (13.3”) LED VAIO Display and a battery life of up to 9hours.
The VAIO W Series is a stylish mini notebook that’s kinder on the environment. With a bright, clear mercury-free VAIO Display with LED backlight, the VAIO W ‘Eco Edition’ gives you up to 8.5 hours battery life and 1GB of RAM is partnered with a 250GB hard disk drive to store your documents and personal media collection.
The new 5.1 and 2.1 Blu-ray Disc home cinema range from Sony is styled to match the new Monolithic BRAVIA TV range, with DVD upscaling and Internet video streaming. The range-topping BDV-IZ1000W is also able to play 3D content from Blu-ray via the latest 3D enabled TVs, so you can experience incredible life-like action at home.
The new Sony in-car multimedia AV receivers, the XAV-70BT and XAV-60, boast a 7” and 6.1” widescreen WVGA touch screen respectively. Along with the DSX-S100 in-car portable player storage system, these models bring innovative in-car entertainment solutions that match your digital lifestyle.
- the Motorola Backflip looks really great. The Qwerty keyboard, the
look of an Alarm Clock (a bit like the Sony Ericsson Aino there).
Of course it runs Android and it looks even better than the Droid.
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http://g.clipotech.com/backflip
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http://kb.clipotech.com/android
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http://g.clipotech.com/droid
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http://g.clipotech.com/aino
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"The most exciting of the bunch are the HP Mini 210 and 2101 which share the same new design, rubbery feeling lid, and chicklet-style keyboard. Starting at $329, the 210 is available in the colors of the rainbow and packs a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB of RAM and Windows 7 Starter. The $399 2101 is spec'd the same, but is aimed at a more professional user and is only available in black" Via
"The Boxee Box Remote – It’s got a QWERTY keyboard! When we started designing the Boxee Box remote we wanted something simple like the 6-button Apple Remote. As we began adding features to the Beta it became obvious that for people to really get the most out of the box it was going to need to do more than just point and click" Boxee Blog » By the pricking of my thumbs, something awesome this way comes.
"Dubbed the Skylight, Lenovo’s smartbook is one of the freshest looking products showcased so far at CES. It’s a groovy notbook (a netbook that tries oh-so-hard to not be called a netbook, but in essence still is one) with an extremely thin form factor, rounded edges, a 10-inch screen and an ARM-based processor" via Wired.com
- The Lenovo Skylight runs Linux, has a snapdragon processor and costs
499 dollar.
We will see many cool ultraportable computers (MID's, Netbooks,
Smartbooks, Tablets) this year. That's for sure.
Find more info about Lenovo Skylight:
http://g.clipotech.com/skylight
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http://kb.clipotech.com/smartbook
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http://kb.clipotech.com/mid_
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- If the price of these SmartBooks will be like this one from
Freescale, around 200 dollar, I believe these can be a hit.
They will probably replace Netbooks then.
Find more info about the Freescale Smartbook here:
http://g.clipotech.com/freescale_smartbook
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http://kb.clipotech.com/android
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"The HTC-built and (soon to be) Google-sold device runs Android 2.1 atop a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, a 3.7-inch, 480 x 800 display, has 512MB of ROM, 512MB of RAM, and a 4GB microSD card (expandable to 32GB). The phone is a T-Mobile device (meaning no 3G if you want to take it to AT&T), and includes the standard modern additions of a light sensor, proximity sensor, and accelerometer" via Engadget
"HTC and Google have been collaborating 'for the past 18 months' and have produced 'several working models of a touch tablet,' including one outfitted with Google's Chrome OS. We wrote why a Google Tablet would be a good idea last month, and with the Apple Tablet discussion reaching a fever pitch, it's harder and harder to get excited about a Chrome OS netbook from Google" via Gizmodo
"A ton of unannounced HP laptops and desktops just came across our desk, in addition to those Envy models we saw just a few days back. Ahead of what we presume will be their formal announcement next week right around CES, we've got some details on 14 new models" Plethora of new HP laptops, desktops leak ahead of CES -- Engadget
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"The 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show is just days away — it unofficially begins on Tue., Jan. 5 and officially on Thurs. Jan. 7 in Las Vegas, Nev. — and this year is expected to popularize several technologies that have been under development for some time" CES 2010 preview: Six trends to watch for at this year's show | ZDNet.com
"This time around, the new Android phones were supposed to break the hegemony of the Apple iPhone. So far, it hasn't quite worked out that way with Android. A number of cell phone companies – notably Motorola, HTC, and Samsung – have adopted Android and seen impressive sales. However, this time around Apple, though still exhibiting much of its old 'closed' and proprietary ways, has learned some important lessons over the last 20 years" Google Nexus: Not Enough to Beat Apple iPhone? - ABC News
"This hybrid gadget dubbed BPhone may not make it as this years Gadget of the Year, but we have to take notice of the fine way the BPhone makers have combined phone and netbook." BPhone Netbook and Phone Hybrid takes on iPhone | PMP Today
"On Wednesday, I posted that I thought the Apple Tablet was failed from the start. I provided several reasons why, which included; lack of mass appeal, lower margins, it would bite into MacBook sales, and the biggest was the reality of the device would ruin expectations and therefore Apple’s rep" Deconstructing the iTablet Rumor Mill -- Seeking Alpha
- This is exactly what I've been saying all the time. Apple will not release a Tablet. Why would they compete with them self?"I think devices like the iPod touch represent the next wave in personal computing, you can imagine there is fertile ground here" The Androidification of Everything - BusinessWeek
- So true, so true. MID's or Smartbooks are the way to go. An iphone with a screen around 4-5 inch is the perfect mobile companion. Always with you in the pocket. Always online. Thats how the mobile future will look like."Exactly what purpose or role an Apple tablet will fulfill is a legitimate question that has been raised on a number of occasions. Since other company's tablets have so far been commercially unsuccessful, what could Apple bring to the table that will suddenly make them a success? Steve Jobs himself has previously questioned what they were good for besides surfing the web in the bathroom" What is the Ultimate Role of the Apple Tablet? - Mac Rumors
- Surfing the web in the bathroom or everywhere else, I have the iPhone for, so why the need for a Tablet?