A late evening report coming from the New York Times states that Google and Intel have partnered with Sony to come up with an Android-based web platform dubbed Google TV, that promises to bring the Web into your living room.
A late evening report coming from the New York Times states that Google and Intel have partnered with Sony to come up with an Android-based web platform dubbed Google TV, that promises to bring the Web into your living room.
The Dyson DC24 Blueprint Upright Vacuum is being given away for free, and consumers will have a chance to win one at Women’s Day, as well as the Dyson website. Opting for the website, you’ll need to actually purchase a vacuum before being eligible for random selection to win it for free.
For a while now, there’s been an unrivaled king in the robot house cleaning industry – the Roomba. However, it looks like Samsung are about to put a spike in Roomba’s wheel by introducing their own model for the same purpose, the Navibot – and it’s very close to its release, too.
Remember the Beovision 10-40 that was rolled out by Danish electronics company Bang & Olufsen some time back? The LCD panel had succeeded in charming audiences all over when it arrived. Now Bang & Olufsen is lining up an even more luring product that promises more crowds at the sales counters. The new BeoVision 10-46 is a 46” variant of the Beovision 10-40, and has been spruced up with the addition of a mind blowing built-in speaker system.
Apple is already very keen on developing green technology, and they’re getting lots of praise from Greenpeace and green activists for that. They seem to be quite active in retaining this reputation instead of resting on their current achievements though – it appears Apple are working on home automation and energy tracking devices, as was made evident by some recent patents filed by them.
Apart from the handful of PC models that ViewSonic showcased at CES 2010, many other luring devices were also on show at its pavilion. Home entertainment devices stole the show, with the line up boasting of at least four devices that promise to add charm to your movie viewing moments.
Toshiba seems to have merged PS3 capabilities into its televisions. The result is out. The new Toshiba ZX900 Cell TV has been showcased at CES 2010, and it runs the Cell processing engine found in PlayStation 3. So powerful is the processor that it has the ability to transform 2D content into stereoscopic 3D. Wow, indeed!
Speculations over Logitech lining up a new Android device in its stables are just starting to build up. The source: A job listing put out by Logitech recently. From what the job requirement suggests, the company is looking for a top level engineer who can be part of Logitech as an Android applications developer.
Coffee, being the geek’s best fuel, should always be prepared with care and consideration. That includes investing in a proper piece of equipment, too – you can’t expect to brew your coffee in a low-quality coffee maker and enjoy a good taste. The Kalorik Coffee Maker not only delivers you the best-tasting coffee you’ve ever tried, but it also has a stylish design to feast your eyes on.
The Linksys PLK300 PowerLine AV Ethernet Adapter Kit normally costs more than $100, but right now it’s available for just $59.99, with the addition of $5 for shipping. This is a great router package with very simple, intuitive configuration and setup, and it can be used even if you don’t have that much networking experience.
