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Carissa stops by the BacTrack booth to check out the latest in breathalyzer technology. BacTrack produces their devices for both law enforcement personnel and the man-on-the-street. Almost everyone knows the "legal limit" in their area, but the average person has no clue what a number like .08 really means. Well, now you don't have to carry a badge to know
Carissa stops by to talk with Belltone about their latest innovation for the hearing impaired. If you know someone with a hearing problem then this is a must-see. No more fighting over audio levels while watching TV or movies - the person with normal hearing can listen at whatever volume setting they want - while the hearing impaired can do
GadgetTrak is a piece of software that you install on your mobile phone or laptop. The software will periodically check in and let you know the physical location of the device. If a camera is present, for example on a laptop, it can even take a photo of the thief and email it back to the owner. The software cannot
Carissa O'Brien interviews Doug from Taser and demonstrates the use of the Taser C2. We tried talking Carissa into getting tazzed but she was not up for it this year. The Taser C2 packages start at $379 and up. Interview by Carissa O'Brien of Geek News Central. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors. Save 25% on 4GH Hosting 1yr Subscriptions
Todd sounds out Stephen White from Gracenote, which provides technology services to the music and video industries. You might not have heard of Gracenote, but if you've used iTunes, you've used a Gracenote service called MusicID which autocompletes the track listings when you rip a CD. Starting out from the original CDDB (Compact Disc DataBase), Gracenote now has relationships many key
Andy stops by the Sifteo booth to take a look at a whole new concept in gaming - the Sifteo cubes (or boxes). This is truly a gaming innovation, taking the best of interactive and PC games and meshing the two together. In the video you can check out a demo of a Tetris-like game that is played on a
Todd listens to Mary Semcken, VP of Marketing for Able Planet, which has an innovative technology for reducing the decibel level of headphones without reducing the richness of the sound. Amazingly, Able Planet has won a CES Innovation Award every year from 2006 through 2010. Mary shows off three new headsets, the first in military-style colours so that you can