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Todd casts his eye over Toshiba's upcoming Windows 7 tablet, with a larger than usual screen at 11.6", Atom processor and dual cameras. Being very early to the booth, there was no one readily available to talk to, but as you can see from the video, the Toshiba tablet appears to be a prototype. The jury's still out on the oversize screen on this
Todd covers Samsung's Galaxy 7 convertible tablet running Windows 7. The Galaxy 7 has a slide-out and hinged keyboard, converting it from a tablet to a netbook in seconds - you have to see it in action so check the video. The screen is capable of 16 point multi-touch (how many fingers do these guys have?) weighs in at 1kg
If you hate fingerprints and smudges on your iPhone or other mobile device, then Sidekick from Lenspen is the product you've been waiting for. Using a carbon-based technology, it wipes away oil-based marks like fingerprints from flat screens, leaving them clean and shiny. New at CES and available soon for $9.95 Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central. Please
Aaron Cooper of Worth Avenue Group (my.worthavegroup.com) talks about the insurance coverage they provide for iPhones, iPod Touches, iPads, Cell Phones, e-readers, televisions, laptops, tablets and other high-value electronic devices. With so many high-value portable and other electronics devices, many with glass touch screens screens, insuring these devices can make sense. Their computer insurance even covers virus removal. They require
Motion has created a series of scanners and tablets for those in the commercial and industrial areas. Rugged devices for the construction workers, medical professionals and those who need a mobile solution in their jobs can use these tablets to keep up with the work. The CL900 is one of those tablets. The 2.1 lb tablet contains a 1.5 GHz
It's always cool to see a person get inspired by a new technology. In this case, it's about holding a smartphone or tablet on a long flight. That is what inspired 3 Feet - a stand for any device that folds flat and stows easy. The stand also sets up in multiple positions. The cusions keep the device from moving
Most of the tablets we saw at CES were meant to be for those on the go. The AlessiTab is actually meant to stay in the home - The Kitchen to be exact. It's unique design automatically acts as a stand in multiple variations. The AlessiTab sets on a charging pad so you can keep the device ready for use.