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Paul Kim, VP of Marketing for GammTech demonstrates his rugged laptop to Esby and Jeffrey by giving it some abuse - you'll have to watch the video to see what he does. The new D12C is a 12" convertible, being able to switch between a tablet and notebook configuration. It's A10F-spec graded withstanding a 3ft drop and spill-resistant - it
Todd and Tom tune into Patrick and Dean from PureSound Technology, Inc, who talk about their patented PureSound processor that will shortly be launched within their ClarityOne earbuds. Because of the processor, the earbuds can use 8 ohm impedance rather than the more usual 16 or 32 ohms, giving greater clarity and less distortion. The range will be extended later in
Tom interviews Kyle from Horizon Fuel Cell Technology which is introducing the world's first consumer hydrogen fuel cell to the market. It's been a long time coming and I think we'll see more of these over the next few years. Marketed as a USB charger for portable electronics, the hydrogen-filled HydroStik plugs into the MiniPak (the fuel cell) and generates
Jeffrey and Esby get fashion tips from Jill Wight, President of Jill-e Designs, creators of stylish gadget bags. From SLR cameras to smartphones, there's pretty much a bag for every device. But these aren't boring grey or black - they come in a wide range of bright colours and fantastic patterns. Although aimed mostly at women, there are some very
Esby and Jeffrey chat to Gregory Borchardt of Oxygen Audio about the O Car, a car stereo head unit that uses the iPhone as the control surface and media library. For me, this was the product of CES - it's just so clever. Oxygen Audio provide a custom app through the Apple store which controls all the features of the
Michael Williams from XpanD takes Andy McCaskey through the benefits of their range of universal 3D glasses. Unbelievably, the 3D glasses provided with active-shutter 3D TVs are not always compatible between brands. It's sometimes possible to make them compatible by wearing the glasses upside down but clearly this is an unsatisfactory solution for long-term viewing. I know, you couldn't make
It's Handy Andy and Elyse Kaye from Black and Decker, showing off the iShred which is a stylish paper shredder that will fit into the decor of anyone who loves white. The iShred is the world's "first" vertical paper shredder and it looks like an upside-down snow cone. It's about 30" tall. Instead of feeding paper into the top of