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Cool stuff from 40th Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
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Alieware Area51 m5790 Gaming Notebook
The SLI NVIDIA graphics are out, replaced with the more modest 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1900 but the rest of the specs are the same: Core 2 Duo processors are in, Blu-ray optical drive, dual HDD up to 200GB per and up to 2GB of dual-channel DDR2 667MHz RAM and a 17" WUXGA display capable of rendering a 1920 x 1200 resolution.
The SLI NVIDIA graphics are out, replaced with the more modest 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1900 but the rest of the specs are the same: Core 2 Duo processors are in, Blu-ray optical drive, dual HDD up to 200GB per and up to 2GB of dual-channel DDR2 667MHz RAM and a 17" WUXGA display capable of rendering a 1920 x 1200 resolution.
HP TOUCHSMART PC IQ770
Windows Vista was one of the biggest presences at CES 2007, and most of the products and technologies on display at Microsoft's sprawling booth at the show had some sort of connection to the new operating system, which launches later this month.
One of the niftiest was this family-friendly PC from HP, with a unique and compact design and a touchscreen display that's delightfully intuitive to use.
The TouchSmart would make a great centrepiece in a family's living room or kitchen, as long as you keep some cleaner handy to get rid of the inevitable greasy fingerprints.
It can even burn DVDs and then automatically write labels on them. Now Grandma will actually be able to keep track the home movies you send her.
NIKKO R2-D2 DVD PROJECTOR
OK, now THIS is fine use of existing technology! This 200-cm tall replica of C-3P0's diminutive longtime companion can project DVDs onto a wall or ceiling (but not holograms of a young Princess Leia, unless you happen to be watching the "Star Wars" DVD.) It's fitted with a bevy of other features, like an IPod dock, USB inputs, integrated stereo speakers and even a Millenium Falcon-shaped remote control that you can use to guide it around the room. It looks, sounds and moves shockingly like its movie counterpart.
Hold onto your lightsabres, though -- this wee droid will set you back at least $2,500. Do you know how many power converters that'll buy you at Toshi Station?
OK, now THIS is fine use of existing technology! This 200-cm tall replica of C-3P0's diminutive longtime companion can project DVDs onto a wall or ceiling (but not holograms of a young Princess Leia, unless you happen to be watching the "Star Wars" DVD.) It's fitted with a bevy of other features, like an IPod dock, USB inputs, integrated stereo speakers and even a Millenium Falcon-shaped remote control that you can use to guide it around the room. It looks, sounds and moves shockingly like its movie counterpart.
Hold onto your lightsabres, though -- this wee droid will set you back at least $2,500. Do you know how many power converters that'll buy you at Toshi Station?
SAMSUNG ULTRA MUSIC MOBILE PHONE
You can have a phone with a big display screen for viewing photos and video, or you can have a phone with a nice-sized keypad that doesn't require delicate little thumbs and a surgeon's precision to use. But you can't have both - or can you?
The lusciously chic and feature-rich Samsung Ultra Music phone has a spacious display on one side and a standard-sized dial pad on the other, and you just swivel the screen around depending on which you want to use. What's not cool is no Canadian provider has signed on to carry the phone yet. Call your local wireless company (on your decidedly stodgy current phone) and demand they offer it!
You can have a phone with a big display screen for viewing photos and video, or you can have a phone with a nice-sized keypad that doesn't require delicate little thumbs and a surgeon's precision to use. But you can't have both - or can you?
The lusciously chic and feature-rich Samsung Ultra Music phone has a spacious display on one side and a standard-sized dial pad on the other, and you just swivel the screen around depending on which you want to use. What's not cool is no Canadian provider has signed on to carry the phone yet. Call your local wireless company (on your decidedly stodgy current phone) and demand they offer it!
I'm so sad that all of these r out of our reach..
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