Sleek Audio has been known for both their high end over-ear and custom molding earphones, and we have gotten an up close and personal look with their new 50 Cent Platinum Headphones. Although they had no working units for us to demo, the only working set was with 50 Cent himself, we were provided with further details of the product as well as captured a few shots.
Loksak has been well known within the military and water sports market as their series of waterproof bags for electronic devices have been the superior go-to option. Now they're bringing their award winning innovation to the consumer market offering up 2 new bags that provide water, dust, sand, and air proof bags for handheld electronics.
The Audio industry is always huge at CES, and to stand out, you’re going to need an innovative or interesting product. This is exactly what Branex Design has done with their new iTam tam Premium Docking Station.
As consumer camcorders and video recording devices become smaller and smaller, users are using them more for capturing the special moments of their lives. However, one problem with this using a smaller device for recording is that the audio quality isn't optimal. Solving this problem, Scosche has launched a series of Bluetooth enabled external microphones for use with the iPhone 4, iPod touch and a separate device for the Flip UltraHD 2.
Just as we all thought, CES was all about tablet computing. Many competitors announced their tablets and we will faced with many options for our tablet needs in 2011. However, as we all knew, the key player was the Motorola XOOM. The Honeycomb-based tablet is not only powerful hardware-wise, its Honeycomb software ran flawlessly on top of its hardware.
As technology progresses, users are not only looking for ways to capture and share special moments, but they’re looking for easier and higher quality ways to do so. Samsung has always been a key player in the HD camcorder market, and they are continuing their push into the market with the newly announced HMX-H300.
As we continue to scout the CES 2011 showroom floor, we came across an eye-catching furniture concept, the Sound Egg. The Sound Egg is fully customizable surround sound chair and comes in many configurations with some sporting connected HD TVs and both HDMI and RCA-out connectivity.
This year’s CES is heavily focused on moving the entire household into the digital age. Samsung is also pushing further with the introduction of their new RF4289 Internet connected refrigerator.
CES is in full swing, and companies are showcasing their latest devices. Not all devices showcased are high end user electronics, and we also see many small products whose innovation can get overlooked with such an event. One of these is Flir’s new i3 Thermal Camera. Providing ground breaking technology at an affordable price that has yet to be seen for such a device, the i3 is the best option for any inspecting team.
3D TV’s were also pushed hard at this year’s CES. Samsung has stated that they have sold just over 1 million 3D-equipped TV’s in 2010, and they still see it as the next frontier in viewing. However, just as 3D visuals offer up a new experience, users are looking for an audio option that can accompany the new 3D experience.
As consumers become more mobile, users are opting for more of a laptop experience compared to being stuck at a desktop. However, as we all know, the small screen and keyboard on your laptop is not always sufficient. Samsung has now solved this issue with Central Station.
While the Samsung Sliding PC Series 9 may be unique in its own right, combining the tablet and notebook experience in the way that it does, the Samsung 9 Series notebook is an exquisite piece of hardware. Super-thin, and featuring a chassis constructed from Duralumin, the device is both attractive to the eye, and durable.
