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  • 09 January 2008

  • Pictures: New UMPCs from Lenovo & Toshiba

    Intel is displaying four new ultramobile PCs designed around its Menlow chips at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including highly anticipated devices from Lenovo and Toshiba.

  • Yoggie Firestick Pico

    Following last year’s launch of the Pico – a complete security suite on a stick – Yoggie has come up with another useful safeguard. The Yoggie Firestick Pico is a portable firewall that you plug in to a USB port and that protects your laptop from harm.

  • HP to reduce PC energy consumption by 25%

    HP has announced plans to reduce the energy consumption of its PCs by 25 percent within two years.

  • Bill Gates and the Microsoft stats-fest

    Keynote speeches delivered by the world's leading IT execs are renowned for being self-congratulatory, giving the top dogs at famous hardware and software firms the chance to show off about the success of their products to millions of people. Bill Gates' keynote was no different, and during the one-hour presentation, the audience was bombarded with a list of statistics designed to highlight the recent success of various Microsoft products.

  • Intempo claims world first with portable net radio

    Intempo will start selling what it claims is the world's first portable internet radio in the UK in April.

  • 08 January 2008

  • ViewSonic LED monitor delivers superior colours

    ViewSonic told us that while it has previously positioned itself as a provider of flat-panel monitors with ultra-fast response times, this year it will pushing the boundaries of colour reproduction and image quality. The display maker wants to raise awareness of colour reproduction, and is showing off a couple of monitors it claims deliver better colour gamuts than anything else on the market.

  • Kodak camera offers touchscreen photo editing

    Kodak has added a range of new cameras to its EasyShare line at CES, including one that allows users to make simple edits to images on the camera's touchscreen.

  • Linksys LELA promises idiot-proof wireless

    Linksys hopes to make home networking idiot-proof with impressive new software that simplifies the setup and management of wireless networks on show in a private suite at the Consumer Electronics Show.

  • Video: Sony & Samsung's new OLED TVs

    Sony and Samsung are displaying ultra-thin flat-screen TVs at CES and one of the sets is already on sale in the US.

  • Video: Sony Transfer offers wireless for gadgets

    Sony is developing a wireless data transfer system for gadgets that's capable of sending pictures, video and data over a range of a few centimeters at speeds faster than USB.

  • Video: 3M's mobile phone projector

    We reported on 3M's miniature projector yesterday – now watch our video to see the product in action.

  • 3M shows tiny mobile projector

    3M is demonstrating a prototype projector small enough to fit inside a mobile phone or digital camera, at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show.

  • Panasonic shows 150in plasma screen

    Panasonic yesterday showed off the prototype of a new 150in plasma display, which the company says is the largest flat-panel display in the world.

  • Samsung 500GB laptop drive to debut in March

    Samsung Electronics has revealed that it is building a 500GB notebook hard drive that will ship in March.

  • Panasonic plays with interactive home interiors

    Panasonic said at CES that it's experimenting with technology that makes walls interactive, adding "larger-than-life technology" to home interiors.

  • Toshiba debuts 1.8in external hard drive line

    Toshiba has launched a new 1.8in USB 2.0 Mobile External Hard Drive line at CES. The product line will be offered in 60GB, 80GB and 120GB models, each with a USB cable. The devices will ship next spring, said officials of the Toshiba Storage Device Division, a business unit of Toshiba. The new mobile external hard drives will run encryption and backup software to boost data protection, Toshiba said.

  • Belkin shows in-car iPhone accessory

    Belkin is demonstrating two new accessories for Apple's iPhone called TuneBase FM and TuneCast Auto.

  • The return of the internet fridge (sort of)

    Five years ago, LG combined a refrigerator with a PC and it was a colossal flop. Now Whirlpool is taking its shot, albeit with a somewhat different approach.

  • 07 January 2008

  • Lime PC architecture spans PC formats

    Lime PC is demonstrating a number of PCs and portable devices featuring the same scalable architecture – computers with various form factors all run the same Freescale processor, share many of the same components and feature Lime's customised Linux interface.

  • Asus Eee PC to get larger screens

    There's no Windows version of the Eee PC on Asus' booth, but the company did reveal a few other plans for the highly popular sub-notebook at the Consumer Electronics Show today.

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