Jan 08
Samsung, not content to stop at its imprisoned UltraHD televisions, has announced its latest technologically marvelous curiosity: an 55-inch OLED television with a display that curves. More »
Jan 08
When we saw it last year, then named Project Fiona, Razer’s gaming tablet already felt refined and finished in a way that other tablets have taken another year to catch up to. Now though? It’s something totally new. The Razer Edge is a total desktop/gaming computer, shoved into a 10-inch tablet. More »
Jan 07
At CES, the gadgets are supposed to be the star of the the show, but companies looking for an edge often turn to real-world stars to attract the maximum amount of attention to their products. This year in Las Vegas, everyone from Tim Tebow and Snooki to Carrot Top and Kelly LeBrock (yes, of Weird Science fame) will be shilling new gear. Here’s our list of the celebs (and tech) to see at CES 2013. More »
Jan 07
Corning is unveiling the newest iteration of its popular Gorilla Glass line of scratch- and crack- resistant screens at the Consumer Electronics Show tomorrow but we were able to get an early preview of just how tough GG3 really is. And boy is it. More »
Jan 07
Boom, here we are, the year of 4K. How high? Ultra high. Samsung’s releasing the biggest 4k TV of all time plus the 85-inch model can be seen up top. But they’re tragically confined to that horrific Industrial Age “gallery frame” contraption. It’s not removable. Ever. It’s like taking a beautiful bird of paradise and then sticking it in shackles and enormous iron bars from the Tower of London. More »
Jan 07
Intel’s talking about its new stuff today at CES. Some of it’s new, some of it we’ve heard before. But we’ll let you know everything important that goes down today. More »
Jan 07
Jan 07
Google’s Nexus Q was supposed to be the thing that legitimized Google TV, taking it from comical TV feature to a fluid addition to Google’s services. Instead, it flopped, then never even came out. So Asus decided to make its own streaming box. More »
Jan 07
Fitbit Goes for the Wrist
Posted in: Today's Chili
We liked the Fitbit One activity tracker, but there was some convenience lacking. While its pebble-like form-factor was very discreet, it meant you always had to take it out and put it in a special arm band if you wanted to monitor your sleep, then return it to your pants in the morning. And which pants did you forget them in this time? More »
Jan 07
We liked the Fitbit One activity tracker, but there was some convenience lacking. While its pebble-like form-factor was very discreet, it meant you always had to take it out and put it in a special arm band if you wanted to monitor your sleep, then return it to your pants in the morning. And which pants did you forget them in this time? More »
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