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The newest shiniest gadget has just come out and you want it, but what do you do with the previous model. You could try to sell it on Ebay or Craigslist but there is an easier way it is called Gazelle. You can send your old electronics to Gazelle and they will either pay you or if the item is
EcoSquid helps you find a place to recycle or sell your electronic products. It is a search aggregator. You put in the item you want to sell or recycle. The site will ask you about the condition of the device. Whether you have the charger, cables, instructions, any CD that came with the device and even the original box. Once
Tom interviews Ross from iGo, which will probably be familiar to anyone who's traveled on business. These are the guys who provide all the portable power equipment to keep your gadgets charged up - I've even got a few bits'n'pieces from them - and at CES, they were showing off a few of the their latest toys. First up was
Tom interviews Canadian firm, Sensio on their development of stereoscopic cinematic technologies - that's 3D to you and me - and the launch of three new products. The Sensio Hi-Fi 3D Codec for superior quality 3D video, which is being adopted by several content providers. The Sensio Autodetect, which analyses video and determines the 2D or 3D format (side-by-side or
Jeffrey talks with Visteon about the future of touchscreen technology. Visteon is merging today's touchscreen with yesterday's buttons and knobs. You will see an example of a car dashboard that, no matter how good the description, you will probably just want to feel for yourself. Imagine a touchscreen that gives the feel of turning a knob or moving a slider.
Andy McCaskey talks to Cavium Networks about their solution to distribute video content throughout a home. For instance, they want users to be able take content from, say a Blu-ray player that is hooked to a TV in the living room, and watch it on a different TV in the bedroom. You could even control the device with a remote
Altec Lansing has developed a speaker system that allows you to play the music on Bluetooth enabled devices through out your house. Using Bluetooth only the system has a range of 33 ft. If you attach the wireless adapter to a computer then the range extends up to 300 ft depending on how many walls you have. Enough so that