CES 2015: Audi & LG Partner on Smartwatch Running webOS
There is a unique smartwatch at CES this year, which unfolds to become a camera quadcopter. I guess surprisingly, for some people, a selfie stick is not offbeat enough. And…
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Author: Scott Michaud
CES 2015: MediaTek MT2601 Low-Power SoC for Wearables
When you start getting into the wearables market, even mobile SoCs can be somewhat big and power-hungry. As such, we are seeing more innovation in processors that satisfy these lower classes (which…
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CES 2015: Intel Compute Stick Runs Windows for $149
The Chromecast (and its open siblings) and the Raspberry Pi are interesting devices because they shrunk our concept of a compute device, which put them into new roles. Whether it is streaming…
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Internet Archive Adds Thousands of In-Browser DOS Games
Well would you look at that. Archive.org has been working hard to preserve as much art and expression as possible, including some things that you would think are blocked by copyright holders.…
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CES 2015: Corsair USB Flash Drives – Voyager Slider X1, Voyager Slider X2, Voyager GS, and Voyager GTX
Corsair has just announced sixteen (!!) USB 3.0 flash drives, across four product lines. The Corsair Flash Voyager Slider X1 is the cheapest per gigabyte and supports read speeds of...
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CES 2015: TP-LINK AV1200 3-Port Gigabit Powerline Adapter
Powerline networks are not the most popular, especially with advancements in wireless technology, but they are still being actively developed. TP-LINK specifically mentions a few use cases: going through cement or certain…
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CES 2015: TP-LINK Archer C9 AC1900 Dual Band Router
While yesterday's TP-LINK Archer C2600 and C3200 routers were designed for multiple devices, this one seems a bit more targeted at fewer, but still high-performance connections. The TP-LINK Archer C9...
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CES 2015: D-Link Powerline Networking Adapters
Yesterday, D-Link announced two new gigabit-class powerline networking adapters. Powerline networking, which sends a signal between A/C outlets, is for users who want high-bandwidth connections in places that WiFi does not reach…
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CES 2015: Acer Aspire V 17 Nitro with Intel RealSense 3D
Intel's “Perceptual Computing” initiative, later branded Intel RealSense 3D, is beginning to be integrated with consumer electronics. For a while now, developers could pick up a Creative Labs-produced SDK with...
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CES 2015: Intel Launches Broadwell-U (15W and 28W)
When Intel launched Broadwell-Y in November, branded Core M by that point, they had a 4.5W processor that was just a little slower than a 15W Haswell Ultrabook CPU. This...
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CES 2015: TP-LINK Archer C2600 and C3200 802.11ac Routers
At some point, routers have stopped becoming a pure commodity device. Some manufacturers are differentiating themselves based on CPU performance or available RAM, while others compete on software features. In this case,…
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Rumor: Microsoft Plans a New Web Browser
Mary Jo Foley at ZDNet reports that Microsoft is planning to release a new web browser with Windows 10. We have talked about it in the past, and its rumored...
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