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First comes the Nexus One, then come the hacked ROMs.  Arch-modder cyanogen is promising one of the first tweaked ROMs we've heard about, with the man himself saying it will add such niceties as WiFi and wired tethering and multitouch browsing.

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CES is a hotbed of new product unveilings and announcements of all sorts of gear. There is typically tons of computer hardware and accessories unveiled at the show and 3M is unveiling a new LCD at CES this year called the M2256PW.

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Thinking of a new Windows 7 desktop with multitouch?  HP may have just the setup; they’ve announced their latest desktop PC, the HP Pavilion Elite HPE, along with a new, multitouch-capable 21.5-inch LCD, the HP Compaq L2105tm, at CES 2010.  The Pavilion Elite HPE will be available with various Intel Core 2 Quad, Core i7 and AMD Phenom II processors, along with up to 1TB of storage, NVIDIA or ATI graphics and Windows 7.

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HP have outed their latest notebooks and netbooks at CES 2010, and like we’ve seen from other manufacturers the theme seems to be touch-sensitivity.  Biggest is the HP TouchSmart tm2, a convertible tablet PC which replaces the company’s tx2, with a 12.1-inch WXGA capacitive touchscreen, Intel Core 2 Duo processor and optional ATI Mobility Radeon GPU.  However there’s also a 10.1-inch Atom N450 netbook, the HP Mini 5102, which has a multitouch-touchscreen option of its own.

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microsoft courier tablet 1 540x405Microsoft’s push for the Tablet PC segment has earned them widespread ridicule and relatively minimal market penetration, something that’s only beginning to change with the advent of lower-priced multitouch notebooks and netbooks that use a basic touch-UI rather than in-depth handwriting recognition and the like.  So we’re not quite sure what Microsoft may have on the cards for CES 2010 tomorrow, what with the New York Times reporting that Steve Ballmer will take to the stage for his company’s keynote clutching an HP-made slate.

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It comes as no surprise to see Lenovo launch their latest netbooks, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3 and S10-3t, since we’ve already caught sight of the latter squeezing through the FCC complete with a multitouch display.  That display, Lenovo say, makes the S10-3t the industry’s first convertible netbook to use a capacitive, multitouch-capable screen; both models have a 10.1-inch 16:9 display, along with a choice of Intel’s Atom N450 1.66GHz or – when it hits the market later in 2010 – Atom N470 1.83GHz processors.

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Yes, it’s Christmas but this Apple rumor is too juicy to wait. It’s true; Apple’s tablet may indeed be called iSlate! MacRumors discovered via historical evidence that Apple purchased the domain name iSlate.com from Data Docket, Inc. in 2007. Mark Monitor manages domain names for many companies, including Apple. Even though the true identity of the domain name was set to private, there was a small window where Apple’s ownership info was exposed and then changed back a few weeks later. iSlate.com doesn’t point anywhere for now, but there are lots of speculations of Apple announcing a tablet early 2010.

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A new Lenovo notebook packing a multitouch-capable display has been spotted at the FCC, though right now we’ve only this image of the laptop’s underside to go from.  The Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t – according to Digitech – will have a rotating convertible 10.1-inch touchscreen and use Intel’s latest Pine Trail Atom processors.

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Of all the Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 details still to come clear, its performance and the responsiveness of its multitouch display were top of the list.  UMPC Fever have delivered on both counts, putting the UH900 through its paces in CrystalMark 2004 together with sharing a video of the 5.6-inch touchscreen in action.

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cpt capacitive touch panelWhen it comes to capacitive touchscreens, we’ll lean toward the “bigger is better” end of the spectrum until things start getting too ridiculous.  So it’s good to hear that the retro-named Chunghwa Picture Tube (CPT) has begun producing 21.5-inch projective capacitive touch panels for validation by clients.  The company is also working on 3D panels.

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