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Jeffrey Powers shoots the breeze with Chris Pirillo over a few Reese's Minis, the latest offering in the Reese's line of peanut butter cups from Hersheys. You're probably wondering why Hersheys came to CES to launch candy. Watch the video to find out. Frankly, it's tenuous but it's fun. Love them or hate them, Reese's Minis are available now in
Jeffrey chats with Marcel at the Dish Network about HD satellite TV for RVs and tailgate parties. With thousands of channels on offer, even in the wilderness you can still get your TV fix. The new pay-as-you-go subscriptions also mean you only have to pay while you are travelling and not sign up to long-term contracts. And with the latest Winegard
Andy McCaskey talks to Technocel about the PowerPak XT, an external powerpack for mobile devices. It's a 1600 mAh battery giving around 4.5 hours of extra use. Works with over 95% of all smartphones via different adaptors. $49.99 and available now from Best Buy or Sprint The BatteryBoost is a keychain-sized rechargeable battery for emergencies, charging and recharging via microUSB. $29.99 and available from the
Esby talks with Nic the Intern from BodyMedia about their range of products all designed to get people back into shape. The BodyMedia Armband is a Bluetooth-equipped monitor that measures, records and transmits your activity and sleep pattern, which is an important factor in weight loss. The armband measures galvanic skin response (how sweaty you are area), temperature, heat loss
The nPower PEG (Personal Energy Generator) is a kinetic charger that generates electricity through the motion of your body, typically when you are walking or running. It stores the energy in a rechargeable battery which can then be used to charge your mobile phone, mp3 player or other portable device via USB. As a rough guide, a minute of motion
Jeffrey chats with Merrin of Quik Pod, getting a demonstration of their extendable handheld tripod, the Pro Plus. Basically, you put your digital camera on the end of a long stick, set the timer, hold it up in front of you and, click, you've taken a picture of yourself in front of a famous landmark. No need to ask a stranger
Jeffrey talks to Warren Roth, President of MSW Wireless about Wicked Metal Jackets, precision-machined aluminium iPhone and iPod Touch cases made in California, USA. It's a full wraparound case that is screwed together (screwdriver included) in a range of different designs, including some for the ladies. They'd also go great with leather and a Harley. Available now for $49 and up. Interview by Jeffrey Powers of