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3-D Mouse/Controller Brings Wii-Type Gaming to the PC
By Chris Crum - Mon, 01/26/2009 - 12:43 3 comments
CyWee is a Chinese company that was founded about a year and a half ago. They create both hardware and software, and most recently have announced the CyWee Z. The CyWee Z at first glance will probably make you think about a Wiimote, the controller for the Nintendo Wii gaming console. You would not be far off. The CyWee Z can be used with a PC by plugging it into a wireless USB key, and then basically using it to navigate like you would with a Wiimote.
1.4 lb. Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC Introduced at CES
By Chris Crum - Wed, 01/14/2009 - 04:28 7 comments
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Sony introduced its new convenient and lightweight laptop computer the VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC. This looks like the perfect device for business travel.
Ballmer Hints At Giving Up On Zune At CES
By Bruce Houghton - Mon, 01/12/2009 - 13:10
Recent by comments by Microsoft executives have led to speculation that Microsoft may abandon the Zune.Microsoft CEO Ballmer declared at CES that consumers increasingly were moving away from one task devices like the Zune towards smart phones while at the same time stating flatly that no Zune phone was in the works.
Ways To Recover Your Online Reputation
By Andy Beal - Wed, 01/16/2008 - 00:23
It has been an interesting week for blogger faux pas. Search Engine Land found itself taking flak for it’s sensational post about obtaining links from Wired’s wiki.
Bloggers & Journalists Treated Quite Differently at Conferences
By Rohit Bhargava - Mon, 01/14/2008 - 15:17
At every conference or tradeshow, you get a badge. I have a box full of them on my desk, an increasing number of them with the title of "Speaker" affixed beneath my name.
Scoble on TV Experience and CES
By Robert Scoble - Sun, 01/13/2008 - 21:20
Last week I was on CNBC twice. Once on “Fast Money” and once on Donny Deutsch’s “The Big Idea.” The Fast Money segment has been torn apart on the Internet but Roger Ehrenberg of the Information Arbitrage blog had the most intelligent analysis of it.
The Truth About CES
By Mathew Ingram - Thu, 01/10/2008 - 12:49
Brilliant. That’s all I can say about Adam Frucci’s post at Gizmodo on “Ten Reasons We’re Doomed: CES Edition.” Bloody brilliant. It describes every tech trade show I’ve ever been to. Some of my favourite highlights:
FCC To Investigate Comcast, Verizon
By Jason Lee Miller - Wed, 01/09/2008 - 12:02
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Kevin Martin says the regulatory agency will investigate allegations that Comcast interferes with p2p Internet traffic. He also said Verizon Wireless would be under the microscope after complaints the company blocked text messages from an abortion rights group.
Looking Back on CES
By David Berkowitz - Wed, 01/09/2008 - 10:36
I 'm now back from CES. Here's a quick roundup of highlights that you probably won't find elsewhere: Best Schwag
The Hottest Event for CES Bloggers
By Rohit Bhargava - Tue, 01/08/2008 - 15:24
What happens in Vegas this week won't stay here for too long. If you have been watching or reading any media at all this week, you have seen all the rampant coverage of everything from CES.
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