Jan 07
[CES 2014] Smartphone and tablets have changed the way we carry content. People no longer need to carry around discs full of content, they can simply load up their mobile devices. However, these devices offer a limited amount of storage which often isn’t enough. In that case, portable wireless HDDs come in handy. The new Buffalo MiniStation Air is a bonafide wireless HDD, but it does much more than allowing up to eight devices to access 1TB of storage and stream content to any computer, smart TV or mobile device.
Buffalo MiniStation Air: More Than A Portable Drive original content from Ubergizmo. 
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[CES 2014] LandingZone knows that there is money to be made when it comes to accessories for hugely successful devices and computers, and you cannot get any more successful than with an Apple product, at least when we are talking about Apple products from the iPod onwards, as the years before that were actually rather lean. Having said that, LandingZone’s latest Docking Station is worth checking out if you happen to own a MacBook Pro with Retina Display. The 15” model is already available over at LandingZone.net, Amazon and in due time, via a select number of retailers. As for those who are in the market for a 13” model, you will be able to place a pre-order on LandingZone.net, and it is tipped to ship sometime in the first quarter of 2014.
[CES 2014] I suppose for any self-respecting techie, one can never get enough of USB ports to go around. Having said that, USB 3.0 devices have become extremely common these days, so it is about time you made sure that the rest of your computing setup too, would be able to play nice with this particular USB standard. The IOGEAR USB 3.0 Universal Docking Station will fit the bill perfectly, where $149.95 will net you a docking station that would enhance your user experience whether you are using a laptop, Ultrabook or even a Microsoft Surface Pro tablet. 
[CES 2014] Just as how the entire consumer electronics ecosystem seem to “speak” to one another these days with seamless ease, so too, will hardware manufacturers think of new ways to make sure that one device can connect to another with the least amount of hassle. Case in point, the $49.95 IOGear KeyShair which will enable seamless switching between desktop and Bluetooth-enabled devices that use a keyboard. This is good news for those who tend to do a whole lot of multi-tasking, where one would be able to obtain a greater degree of precision and speed whenever KeyShair wirelessly links them to a full-sized desktop keyboard or laptop, delivering faster texting or emailing on up to a quartet of mobile devices. 
[CES 2014] All-in-one (AIO) desktop systems are a great way to reduce clutter, although we suppose the drawback to such a system would how it might be harder to upgrade internally compared to a regular computer, but to each their own, right? For CES 2014, Samsung has announced the ATIV One 7 2014 Edition which is basically a sleek AIO desktop system that Samsung has decided to dress up in white/silver, making it look extremely eye-catching, although we’re not sure if the white might eventually fade and turn yellow-ish.
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