iPad 2 cases? Before an iPad 2 is even official? We’ve spotted a handful on the floor of CES today, and they all look eerily alike. Check out the photos and the details we’ve got right here.
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Excited by 3D TV? Yawners. Holographic TV? Now we’re talking. Lurking in a corner at CES 2011, InnoVision Labs’ HoloAd Diamond is a refractive holographic display that can play videos which means it could form the basis of a new generation of televisions with holographic skills…
UPDATE: We’ve got Angry Birds game action on video, as well as an in depth FAQ about the board game. Exciting!
Love Angry Birds? Then you’ll love this. Angry Birds Knock on Wood is a real-life two-four player Angry Birds-inspired game from Mattel where players get to launch plastic birds at pigs for real. It’s much smarter than it looks and won’t hit the shops till May 2011! Read on to discover why we want it now.
We found the MSI WindPad 100A chilling at the back of MSI’s CES stand today in Las Vegas, and after playing with it, we can see why MSI made no mention of the Android tablet in its press conference on Tuesday. It’s so far from finished, we actually broke it just by touching it.
The MSI Kid Pad is an interesting take on the tablet. It’s aimed specifically at children, with a big curved and rugged design, and even a handle case that twists 120 degrees. It’s strictly a concept, so MSI doesn’t even specify what operating system the 10-inch tablet runs, but whatever it is, it can play Cars, and the company obviously things infants are capable of using the two USB ports and 3.5mm audio on the top. So would you buy this? Maybe if enough people comment, MSI will put it into production. Or if you just want your kids to read, you could always get them an ebook reader.
In with all the shiny bright modern technology here at CES, we managed to seek out what looks at first glance to be the most obsolete lump of gadgetry at the whole show. But look closer, and this little cassette walkman converts your old handmade mix tapes, copies of Now That’s What I Call Music, and recordings of John Peel’s radio shows straight to MP3. Want your tape collection to sit pretty on a digital media player? Step right this way please.
Samsung had some secrets it saved for its booth today, including the announcement that the Samsung Galaxy Tab would also be going 4G. That doesn’t make much difference to us in the UK, as we don’t have it, but to make up for it Samsung had some good tech spectacles on show. Step this way for a full gallery.