CES 2008 | Gizmodo | TV-B gone!

I’m not sure whether I should post this or not….

CES 2008 | Nyko | Wireless Wii Nunchuk

Nyko’s Wireless Nunchuck for the Wii. The annoying wire between my Wii controller is going to be history!

Sorry I got a little late with this.

CES 2008 | 3DV | ZCam

The ZCam is combination of hardware and software from 3DV Systems. It’ll allow you to control the windows on your desktop, simply by moving your fingers

The Prototype uses USB 2.0 and up to 60fps, and with its 3D recognition technology, the user can bring elements back and forth, and more importantly, play videogames.

Think Eyetoy, but more advanced – this camera can actually measure depth, allowing you to punch properly in boxing games, among others. Expected at the end of the year this could be a good competitor to the Wii.

Video after the break:

CES 2008 | Slacker | Slacker Portable

Jan 31st on the Market.

CES 2008 | Microsoft | Origami Experience 2.0

First the link

Now the Pictures:

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Go! Yahoo Go!

 

Yahoo! Go

The new Yahoo Go 3.0 is a free downloadable application compatible with about 30 different handsets so far. (The company says that dozens more are on the way.) A “start page” allows Yahoo users to access a number of the company’s applications, like Yahoo Mail and Flickr, as well as the requisite news-and-weather mobile features.

Woo!

Thats a lot of CES news to cover.

So thats why I am only going to blog about the “best” CES things.

And BTW Bill Gates Left…

I wasted all my time talking about how much of a Nerd he was but never knew he was such a good man…:’(

CES 2008 | Jook | Social Networking iPod!

Now, we don’t have a whole bunch of info on Jook right now, and sure, the press photos claim that “actual products may differ from pictures,” and yeah, the patents are pending. Still, it seems like the dock connector-attached unit will be bringing some Zune-style social networking features to your lonely, non-WiFi iPod. Of course, we all know how successful The Social has been in Microsoft’s court — but with the massive proliferation of iPods on the street, this might gain a little more ground. We do worry about the use of the term “music standard,” the apparently-necessary headphones, and the fact that the company doesn’t appear to have a website, but hey — you never know.

Via Engadget 

CES 2008 | Sony | SE W760

Sit back and enjoy the ride, 3G fans, as Sony Ericsson has a new cell phone for you. The company’s W760, which it announced today at CES, is one of the first handsets to support wireless broadband networks around the globe. It offers support for three UMTS/HSDPA networks (850/900/2100), and as a quad-band world phone (GSM 850/900/1800/1900), it will make calls in most countries. The tri-band 3G support is especially welcome in the United States and Canada; the W760 is only Sony Ericsson’s second 3G handset specifically for North America after the Sony Ericsson Z750.

Other features include a Walkman music player with the shake control from the W580, stereo Bluetooth, e-mail and messaging, a speakerphone, USB mass storage, a Memory Stick Micro slot, personal organizer applications, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. The slider handset is available in three colors: rocky silver, fiery red, and intense black.

Via CNET 

CES 2008 | Sony | SE W350a (cheap walkman phone)

Most of Sony Ericsson’s tend to be on the pricey side but every now and then the company gives us a more affordable model for the masses. Last year it rolled out the W200a and at CES today the company announced the W350a. At 0.41 wide inches it sports a design we haven’t seen for a while. The keypad is covered by a flap that folds down when you’re on a call. The flap not only protects the keypad when not it’s not in use but also it allows you to get the feel of the a flip phone.

But the W350a’s design offers another quirk as well.