Hasta La Gadget!

Yep, pinball at CES. We’ll be chatting up Gary Stern, the CEO of Stern Pinball, one of the remaining few companies out there keeping the silver ball dream alive. We’ll be discussing the state of the game in an era dominated by console and mobile gaming and what the future holds for pinball.

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Toshiba’s pushing the TransferJet technology in a big way at this year’s CES, so we’ve asked the company back to demo just what it can do. Deepak Mithani and Tsukasa Matoba will join us on the stage with a promised bevy of devices to show off the promise of TransferJet.

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We’ve spent a big chunk of this morning talking to Intel’s Mooly Eden, who showed us through the company’s new perceptual computing platform. He’s an effusive and passionate speaker who describes himself as one of the company’s dreamers and thinks that a user interface revolution is shortly upon us. We’ve already spent some time interacting with the company’s new depth-camera and eye-tracking technology, but now we wanted to dig deep to understand the thinking behind the system and what technical and practical limitations that need to be addressed before we can get to the computing future of Star Trek.

Continue reading Intel’s Mooly Eden: ‘Voice will do to touch what touch did to keyboards’

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Don’t forget the cars. Automotive’s a big part of CES and Ford’s long been a big player at the event, showcasing the company’s latest advancements in spaces like infotainment and device connectivity. Product manager Julius Marchwicki will join us on-stage to discuss what Ford is bringing to the table this year.

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We were able to sit down with Intel’s PC chief, Kirk Skaugen, and chew through the revelations and news that were announced at the press conference the day before. We wanted to know if Ultrabooks will eventually replace Laptops, what was the motivation behind the decision to make Haswell Ultrabooks touch only and if there’s one form factor from the several available that’s winning the popularity war. Share our curiosity? After the break is where you need to be.

Continue reading Kirk Skaugen reveals why Intel made touch mandatory for Haswell Ultrabooks

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