CES 2010: best and worst
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Sometimes it takes a million square feet of gizmos to understand where humanity is headed. After all the pageantry and pixels, here's what the world learned about tech in 2010. There Is No Such Thing as a Netbook No one could stop talking about netbooks last year, and in 2010, you'll scarcely be able to find one. Why?Our first CES has come to a close and it’s time to hand out some awards. There were no Android phone announcements for the United States, but we still got to play with some cool new Android gadgets.
Best of Android
The Best of CES - Ces - Gizmodo
These people are so crazy. Maybe in a couple of years when this is all sorted out I'll upgrade all my tech. Then I'll wait another ten or twenty years before upgrading again. My stuff might become obsolete, but it'll still be really good stuff ;D by Feb 17
CES is over for CrunchGear and we’d like to reflect on the best gear we saw at the show. These few days flew by and even with the glut of 3D TVs and ereaders we were actually impressed by a few small, good things that caught our eye on the show floor.
Best of CES 2010
CES 2010 is in full swing this week in Las Vegas, with the biggest companies in the tech world showing off their best and newest technologies.
The best from CES (so far)
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The Boxee Brown, a cube-like device that shares Internet content with your TV, is scheduled to go on sale this spring.
The worst gadgets
It's that time of the year again, where we round up all the gadgets we found on the CES show floor that help us to reset our gauge for bad ideas and hardware. Following in 2009's footsteps , there seemed to be much less crap this year than before.
Strange but true: An Android-powered microwave at CES | Between
The Consumer Electronics Show features lots of flashy concept products, plenty of boring-but-useful products, and few really strange ones.Here are our photos that capture some of the experience of attending this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.Samsung’s booth had a spectacular display, made up from many smaller displays.
Cool photos
CES in pictures: the good, the bad, the Elvis
CES is a daunting show to cover, filled with emerging technologies, new products hoping to change the world, and a few goofy surprises here and there. What you don't often see is what goes on around the fringes of the show: the products that don't get written about, the booth designs intended to draw your eye and get you to walk in, and the weird tricks companies try to get your attention. This year every major player wanted you to put on glasses to look at content, you could get your picture taken with Elvis at a few different places, and if you knew were to look you could sit in Captain Kirk's chair.To cap off the CES coverage, we’d like to give a shout-out to our partners and also discuss our coverage. We do this for you guys, after all, so feel free to chime in with your opinion on both the show and us. The biggest electronics show in the world is a difficult thing to report as it is with only a handful of timid bloggers, ripped from their natural habitat as it were, and placed in an unfamiliar environment.