One of the coolest products I’ve seen was brought by a electronic focusing lens company named PixelOptics. Along with them they brought a few production models of their emPower! electronic prescription eyewear. They are the world’s first electronic corrective eyeglasses, using composite lenses with a thin transparent LCD-like layer, microchips, micro-machine accelerometers and miniature rechargeable batteries.
Jawbone is stepping out of their headset only arena and announced the JAMBOX, a wireless speaker and speakerphone. JAMBOX quickly and easily connects with mobile phones, computers, tablets, iPods or any other Bluetooth device, allowing consumers to stream and share music, movies, games, phone and conference calls anywhere and all wirelessly.
NIKE and TomTom have teamed up to create the Nike+ SportWatch GPS Powered by TomTom. Great small and sleek looking product that will still allow you to directly connect to www.nikeplus.com, with almost 4 million members.
Audiovox announced that it will be entering the Personal Sound Amplifier (PSA) market with 2 models for consumers who want/need to hear better. They plan on providing a highly affordable solution for consumers with mild-to-moderate hearing loss.
LG is really getting into the smart product game. From smart phones, to the smart connected entertainment devices, to even smart appliances.
TechZulu is heading out to CES and we have tons of products/gadgets/games/companies to review and interview. We want to hear from you as well and get what you are really interested in.
On January 6, 2011, Digital Media Wire is hosting its 4th Annual Digital Media Insider at CES, an exclusive event for the digital media industry’s key movers and influencers at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
TechZulu is heading out to CES and we have tons of products/gadgets/games/companies to review and interview. We want to hear from you as well and get what you are really interested in. So make sure you follow us on Twitter (@TechZulu) for all your CES goodness.
This year at CES, Sony was kind enough to allow TechZulu the opportunity to use and review their Bloggie Camera CM5, a flip-view hand-held HD-video camera. First impression of this device was, “Who named this thing?”, and even worse, “Why would they plaster that awful name on the device where everyone can see?”. Perhaps I’m…continue reading.
Recently, I have had the opportunity to try out an app that is its (very) early stages called Graphic.ly. The app, clearly made for comic-book lovers and announced at CES, is intended to be an online comic-book shop with social features. The app has also been getting some good buzz in the iFanboy community. As…continue reading.
