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2011

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Wipro: R&D and Business Process Experts

Todd Cochrane spoke to Narayan Shenoy GM of Wipro. Wipro specializes in R&D and business process innovation. They have been doing this type of work for over 20 years. They are the largest contract R&D organization in the world. They work in the area of product engineering requirements in several industries, from airplanes to TV and beyond. They can help

Geek Fashion

Just because you are a geek (or a nerd), it doesn't mean that you can't be a fashionable geek. Fortunately, geek is in this year as is blue, don't-cha-know, and the 2modern blog have put together some of the latest accessories that are achingly hip and trendy. Celebrate your inner geek! Most of the stuff is available from Etsy for

Clicker TV

One of the great things about life today is that if you miss something on TV or at the movies, you can be almost guaranteed that you will find is somewhere on line. The problem is where. You might be able to get it through Hulu or iTunes or maybe Xfinity (Comcast's on-line portal), not to mention the channels own

Samsung Super AMOLED Screens

The screens inside phones like the Samsung Galaxy S, are called "Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED)". These flat screens give you a high quality in such a small device. The screen is so thin, it can be bent - if needed. At CES we saw the Super AMOLED screens outside the devices. You can touch, flick and especially

Motion CL900 Tablet for Commercial Use

Motion has created a series of scanners and tablets for those in the commercial and industrial areas. Rugged devices for the construction workers, medical professionals and those who need a mobile solution in their jobs can use these tablets to keep up with the work. The CL900 is one of those tablets. The 2.1 lb tablet contains a 1.5 GHz

Sports Camera Masks from Liquid Image

At CES Unveiled Liquid Image displayed their line of sports masks that can be used to take both still and video images. They have three product lines: Scuba for underwater, BMX for motorcycles and ATV, and the Summit series for skiers and snowboarders. The Scuba masks will work down to 300 feet and last 2.5 to 3 hours on a

3 Feet – Smartphone Tablet Stands

It's always cool to see a person get inspired by a new technology. In this case, it's about holding a smartphone or tablet on a long flight. That is what inspired 3 Feet - a stand for any device that folds flat and stows easy. The stand also sets up in multiple positions. The cusions keep the device from moving

iGo Accessories for Your Portable Devices

At CES Unveiled iGo showed a number of accessories for your iPhone and iPad devices. The iGo Power Xtender will power your mobile devices from just two rechargeable AA batteries. The Pocket Speaker runs on two AAA batteries and fits in your pocket and brings dynamic sound anywhere you go. The Smartphone Stand is a compact a stand that holds

XRocker Multi-Function Furniture

XRocker, the maker of multi-functional furniture for gaming, music, and DVD, has introduced a great addition to your "man cave," a three piece set that is great for gaming or watching TV. This light weight set of furniture consist of a love seat, chair, and ottoman and would be a great addition to a gaming/home theater. The pieces are comfortable

Sensio 3D Technology

Sensio was in CES Unveiled to tell the world about three new poducts: Sensio Auto Detect; S2D Switch; and the HiFi 3D Codec. All these products are intended for use by TV manufacturers to make it easier to add the 3D technology to their products. The Sensio Auto Detect automatically detects if the signal coming in is 2D or 3D

AlessiTab Tablets for the Kitchen

Most of the tablets we saw at CES were meant to be for those on the go. The AlessiTab is actually meant to stay in the home - The Kitchen to be exact. It's unique design automatically acts as a stand in multiple variations. The AlessiTab sets on a charging pad so you can keep the device ready for use.

LeCroy USB 3.0 Protocol Analyzer

LeCroy showed off their high tech tools that only an engineer could love with their new USB 3.0 Protocol Analyzer which allows the engineer to view, analyze, and troubleshoot USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices and device drivers. The analyzer starts at $5,000 but this type of device is really the only thing that allows you to figure out what is

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