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Gracenote technology being integrated into navigation systems
By Staff Editor on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 2 CommentsGracenote has come out with a new technology that is being integrated into car navigation systems that helps users navigate thorough there music while staying safe on the road. One of the highlights of this technology is the music CD recognition.
Shapeways 3D modeling
By Staff Editor on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsShapeways.com has just launched a new service that allows users to create their own 3D items. Online you can create unique and personal items from 3D images to test sculptures.
CES 2009: iRiver WAVE HOME multimedia device hands-on
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsiRiver can always be relied on to bring something interesting to CES, and this year is no exception. The WAVE HOME is this year’s multimedia maven, combining local video and music playback, internet access and VoIP voice and messaging into a compact, minimalist desktop unit. SlashGear stopped by the iRiver booth to spend some hands-on time with the WAVE, and while it might do its darnedest to defy categorisation, that didn’t stop us wanting to bring it home.
CES 2009: vReveal makes video editing easy for everyone
By Staff Editor on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 1 CommentDesigned by MotionDSP for the NVIDIA CUDA, vReveal is a very easy to use software for Windows customers that allows just about anyone to easily make dramatic improvements to the quality of their videos with unrivaled enchantment software technology.
CES 2009: Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds hands-on
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsLenovo’s ThinkPad W700ds may have been around for a few weeks, but CES has been the first opportunity we at SlashGear have had to play with the dual-display behemoth. Based on Lenovo’s original W700, complete with a Wacom graphics digitizer integrated into the palm rest, the W700ds adds a pull-out 10.6-inch LCD display that slides from the main 17-inch panel. It’s an interesting concept, but our hands-on impressions leave us wondering if the compromises are worth it.
Palm Pre: What we know
By Shawn Farner on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsWell, Palm’s CES Press Conference has come and gone, and we now have our first look at the company’s new smartphone – the Pre. What do we know about Palm’s new device? We’ll give you the rundown (and treat you to the photos we weren’t supposed to liveblog) after the jump. Also note: We’ll have an exclusive hands-on with the Pre today at 3:30 PM PST. Look for more on the Pre afterwards! And be sure to check out PreCommunity.com, our new site for everything Pre.
Palm’s CES Press Conference: We’ve got it covered
By Shawn Farner on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 1 CommentJust a heads up – we’re covering Palm’s Press Conference at CES and liveblogging it over at live.slashgear.com. This is a very important moment for Palm. The Nova has created high expectations and, from what we’ve seen, this could be the landmark event of CES.
Will this be the shot of life the company needs or are the curtains closing on the once dominant PDA giant? Watch our liveblog and find out!
CES 2009: Linksys Wireless Home Audio
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsLinksys by Cisco have been demonstrating their new Wireless Home distributed media system at CES 2009, a Sonos-rivalling system that includes the standalone Conductor DMC350 with integrated touchscreen control and CD player, the Director DMC250 media player with integrated 50W-per-channel amp, and the Player DMP100 for connection to an existing amplified setup. Each can access media from across your home network or the internet, together with internet radio.
iRiver’s WAVE-HOME wants to be your all-in-one communications hub
By Shawn Farner on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No CommentsiRiver will be briefing the CES crowd in a few short hours, but we thought we’d take an early look at one of the new products they’ve brought to the show. The WAVE-HOME is not an easy device to categorize other than to say this – iRiver wants it to do a lot for you.
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