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ErgoMotion Keyboard by Smartfish CES 2010

Ergomotion Keyboard by Smartfish Technologies is the perfect for those fighting carpel tunnel syndrome. This keyboard continuously adjust so that your hands do not stay in the same exact position. The movement is very subtle over a 30 minute period and what I like is that you can actually set the range of motion so that you do not end

DeLorme & FindmeSpot GPS Locator – CES 2010

Want to send a customized text message when there is no cell signal?  Delorme and their leadership in mapping and GPS technology have teamed up with SPOT LLC to introduce the  The DeLorme Earthmate® PN-60w with SPOT Satellite Communicator. It is the world's first handheld, GPS and Satellite communications device. The device will capable of sending text messages when you

Compulab has the Smallest Computers – CES 2010

Compulab has introduced a line of very tiny but very powerful computers that fit in the palm of your hand. If you are looking for a mini computer to drive a entertainment center or maybe a computer in a area that you want to keep a full sized machine out of site. Based on the powerful Atom processor the folks

128 bit Windows? Don’t make me salivate.

Ars Technica reported that in a secret bunker somewhere below the depths of Redmond, versions of Windows 8 and 9 are being planned. The big technology advance with them? 128 bit versions. Interesting, especially since we've been so slow on getting to 64 bit software. Windows 7 will be shipped in 32 and 64 bit versions, but how many people