Sony’s touchscreen X-Series Walkman has leaked online ahead of the company’s CES press conference this evening. iPod touch, prepare to take a battering!
January, 2009
UPDATE: LG has just confirmed the line up of TVs with WirelessHD tech in. The 55inch LG LHX Slim Wireless TV will offer cordless 1080p picture quality, 240Hz refresh and four HDMI ports if you absolutely have to plug something in. The LH85 model meanwhile comes in 55 and 47inch sizes with similar specs, but no LED backlighting for quite so stunning contrast. Still no release date, but LG will be showing them off at CES later in the week.
Where do you go with HDTV once you’ve reached the full 1080p mark on your gogglebox? You cut all the cables around the back and make your HD TV Wireless. That’s what LG has planned with a new range of wireless HD streaming tellies.
LG says 3D TV will be the “next big thing” after the HD revolution. It’s been busy working on 3D TVs over the past few months, alongside the world’s slimmest LCD TVs, and planned support for WirelessHD streaming. The upshot is 3D TV will be in your living room soon.
Let’s get one thing straight. The Oakley Thump sunglasses are hardly engineering masterpieces. They suffered poor sound quality, made you look like an 80s serial killer, and weren’t flexible enough to be useful.
Yesterday we broke the news on the new Cinemin range of pico projectors for iPhone and iPod Touch from WowWee. Today we were lucky enough to poke and paw the pint-size film flingers and see them in action.
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LG is kicking off its CES appearance with a press conference today. We’re expecting a slew of new products, from TVs, to mobiles and everything in between. See updates minute by minute after the jump, and keep refreshing the page for all the latest at the very top!
When MSI isn’t busy plagiarising Asus products, you can find it mimicking Apple machines as well it seems. MSI leaked details of its ultra thin X-Slim 320 earlier this week, but we’ve just got hands on with the MacBook Air alike – plenty of pics after the jump.
One thing that is missing from the iPhone’s otherwise impressive list of Apps is a universal remote app. Even on my Palm III I could load up an app that would let me fire off IR commands at my telly and video. Why not the iPhone?