The iLounge at CES 2011 is home to everything iPod & iPad. Vendors gathered in this location to show off their cases, headphones, car chargers, adapters, screen covers, docks and even watch bands for the nanos. Check out their official website for full CES information.
Sanus makes wall mounting your high definition TV a bit easier with their pro Set Level iPad Case which attaches to any Sanus wall mount. After situating your iPad you can download Sanus’ Install Tool Kit 2.0 application and begin the install process. The free application has a database of over 15,000 TVs and helps you level the mount, pinpoints the drilling location for the mount and even will offer a video tutorial showing a step-by-step process.
Released to the media in Korea in mid 2010, on display at CES 2011 in Las Vegas was LG’s 84 inch Ultra High Definition 3D TV. The TV is the manufacturer’s largest LCD and displays 3D images without the need for glasses.
If you have your room decked out with Bob Marley posters and cut-out song lyrics, chances are, you will love this new line of products. Bob Marley officially licensed products. All of the proceeds from the eco-friends products are actually going towards Bob Marley’s One Love Foundation.
A few of the products on display were headphones…
And a Boombox with an iPod dock.
Full details and purchase information can be found directly on The House of Marley’s website.
LG’s booth sure knows how to entice techies. Dozens of screens show motion-flow video as well as TV and movie clips. Look closely and you’ll see my favorite TV show “The Office”. Just don’t blink.
LG also showed off this really impressive touchpen multiboard for use with their PZ850 & 950 series. Users can seemlessly control windows on the screen with unique pens that respond to the touchscreen.
This automotive gizmo puts the “Johnny Cab” from the movie “Total Recall” to shame. General Motors released a prototype of their GM EN-V. This is an automated, two person seated, GPS controlled vehicle. It reaches speeds of up to 25 mph. While not entirely fast, the benefits of such transportation are said to revolutionize urban transportation. With built-in collision avoidance systems, it communicates with other cars and can predict accidents by adjusting speed or stopping completely. The unit runs on two electric motors powered by lithium-ion phosphate batteries which can be charged via a plug in the wall.
Lots of us have so much energy it seems like we don’t know what to do with it. The geniuses at nPower have devised a little gadget that helps us put our over-anxiousness to good use: the nPower Peg. This little device is a backup battery charger for hand held devices. As you walk, run, jog or even ride your bike, the movements from your body provide energy for its internal battery. If you are in a pinch and need battery life, just shake the heck out of it for a few moments and you will have enough power to make a phone call. Definitely a little device to keep an eye out for.
It’s that time of year, when electronics retailer specialists, techno saavy people and all around tech geeks gather in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Expo. Better known as CES, members of the Abt family and numerous buyers will be on location updating our site with news and reviews.
The expo will run between the days of January 6th-9th. Check back with our blog for daily updates including new techie goodness.