CES 2010 Review

CES 2010 Review
#BMPR January 2010

Powered via USB
Audio via 3.5mm
Entire house produces sound
Japan only for now
NXT Paperspeaker

Charges the internal batteries with wind or solar power
Batteries are available to charge USB compatible devices
Minibiscuit (left) - $40 | HYMini (right) $70
Miniwiz Wind + Solar Chargers

Entire PC built into keyboard
All ports are available on the top
$500-$600 Feb 2010
Eee Keyboard PC

$950 for the Cupcake CNC Deluxe
$10 per pound of plastic
Make anything up to 4” x 4” x 6”
Makerbot 3D Printing

Skype on LGTV

Oscillating magnetic field provides power
TV has a capture coil
Can do 1080p wireless
Haier Wireless HDTV

Spring Design + Google Partnership
Android 1.5 powered
Touchscreen on lower screen
Wifi only
Borders as content partner
Alex eReader

Mobile Broadband built in
RFID tagged tools and reader in truck
Ford DeWalt Truck

Built-in camera for first person view from Drone
Controlled via iPhone
Parrot AR Drone

AR Drone flew too high, hit Engadget balloon
AR Drone fell to it’s death on the Engadget trailer
Engadget Balloon | Parrot AR Drone Killer

Resonates sound through hollow items
Li-Poly battery
3.5mm input
$69 available now
Tunebug

Samsung Moment running Android
Compatible with OTA DTV service
Currently demoing in Baltimore & Washington
Samsung Moment with OTA DTV

No laptop needed
VGA/S-Video
AC Adapter
Easy Setup
BlackBerry Presenter

CES 2010 Review

by BMPR on Jan 24, 2010

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