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- 07 January 2013
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News: Apps and services move to the forefront at CES
"Smart" products are a constant presence at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), but this year, intelligence takes on a different meaning. Instead of simply connecting to the Internet, we'll see devices that can analyze the data we give them and offer recommendations on how to save time and live smarter.
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News: Seagate launches Wireless Plus and Central networked drives
Seagate emphasizes wireless storage with new drives announced today at International CES that are aimed at mobile and living room use.
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News: Nvidia unveils Tegra 4 processor, first quad-core Cortex-A15 chip
Nvidia has unveiled its Tegra 4 processor, a chip that will bring consumers more power in mobile devices and help Nvidia remain competitive in the fast moving mobile market.
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News: Nvidia takes video games to the cloud
NVidia is taking video games into the cloud with a new rack server optimized for computer graphics.
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News: Gorilla Glass 3 promises 40 percent fewer scratches
Corning has developed a new version of its Gorilla Glass for smartphones and tablets that it says will result in 40 percent fewer scratches and appear in devices later this year.
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News: Invoxia expands desk-phone mobile docks to enterprise
Mobile phones can become office VoIP phones with the Invoxia 610, a device that Invoxia will be demonstrating at the International CES this week.
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News: Bigger is better with touchscreens and TVs at CES
Touchscreens of all sizes and jumbo TVs promise to be a big draw at International CES, including an 84-in. table-top touchscreen demonstrated by 3M Touch Systems.
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News: Lenovo sets stage for rumored K900 smartphone with Intel processor
Lenovo showed several smartphones on Sunday at International CES that recently went on sale in China, a prelude to a rumored Intel-based IdeaPhone K900 smartphone.
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News: Lenovo Horizon 'Table PC' ushers old-timey board games into the Windows 8 era
Don't be alarmed, children. Yes, mommy and daddy really are dragging the new PC from its perch in the office, and placing it flat on the living room coffee table. It's time to play Monopoly, and everyone's invited to roll the e-dice.
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News: JBL's CES lineup includes Lightning-equipped speakers and high-end receivers
JBL will be rocking CES 2013 with new audio gear for Apple hardware that sports new Lightning connectors as well as several high-end AV receivers aimed at audiophiles.
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News: Lenovo storms CES with a deluge of Windows 8 hardware
Lenovo, stop. Please -- just stop. The sheer volume of your CES offerings is out of control, and we're not sure the world can absorb so many new Windows 8 hardware announcements in a single day.
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News: SanDisk bringing faster SSDs to consumers, PC makers
SanDisk is kicking off the new year with two new solid-state disk drives (SSDs) that should bring performance boosts for PC users.
- 06 January 2013
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News: Panasonic joins Smart TV Alliance; new SDK to launch this week
Panasonic has joined the Smart TV Alliance, a project started by LG last year to create a common platform for developing connected TV applications.
- 05 January 2013
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News: Toyota, Audi to unveil self-driving cars at CES
Move over, big-screen TVs, cell phones and tablets, because cars might steal the show at next week's International CES.
- 13 January 2012
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News: No big LTE splash for Verizon at CES this year
Anyone expecting Verizon to unveil Stage 2 of its LTE network deployment at the Consumer Electronics Show this year came away disappointed.
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News: 5 key takeaways from CES
As is often the case, the expectations of what will be the big story at the Consumer Electronics Show are different from what actually becomes the big story.
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Video: Video: CES 2012: Entrepreneurs bet it all in Vegas
Inside Eureka Park, first-timers can spent $1000 for a booth, though that price doesn't tell the whole story. Stephen Harris-Smith just stuck $20 thousand dollars into a business for his invention, that he’s here displaying for the first time.
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Video: Video: CES 2012: World Tech Update, Jan. 12, 2012
Coming up on World Tech Update this week we’re at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show where Microsoft talked about the future of Kinect, Intel pushed Ultrabooks, Samsung showed off TVs with motion and voice control, Sony packed its press conferences with celebrities like Kelly Clarkson and Will Smith, a 10,000 watt iPod dock pumped out music and a hard drive survived 1,000,000 volts. To find out more follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/worldtechupdate.
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Video: Video: CES 2012: WowWee puts real toys in digital games
The toymaker has come up with a high tech version of dog fighting using augmented reality and an iPad.
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News: CES: iRig Mix offers twin-iPad DJ syncing
IK Multimedia has unveiled a panoply of new iRig music accessories at CES 2012; we spoke to the company to see what they have to offer.
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