Category: General
ZTE had a few products on display, but the one we were most interested in was the Tania. The Tania is a Windows Phone 7.5 based device running what seemed to be first generation WP specs. Included with the ZTE… Read More »
Zotac’s booth had a unique mod sitting up on a shelf on the back wall. It looked like someone had taken a motherboard, graphics card, and memory, dumped it in a fish tank of water and flipped the switch on… Read More »
In our tour of Huawei’s booth, we ran into a few very eye catching products. To start, we got our hands around the super thin Ascend P1 S. At 6.68mm thick, this HSPA+ smartphone comes in thinner than the Verizon… Read More »
Although you could find ASUS products throughout other areas of CES, their PC components were housed in a tiny cubicle sized section. On display was two X79 motherboards and their Mars Edition, three slot graphics card. The two boards were the Rampage… Read More »
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Cooler Master was kind enough to let us into their Belagio suite so we could get some one-on-one time with new gear. On display was everything from the already covered Cosmos II to mechanical keyboards and sexy Apple accessories. What… Read More »
After navigating our way through the super thick crowd in the Samsung exhibit, we finally got to lay our hands on Samsung’s Galaxy Note for AT&T. The version we played with was all white. According to our sorce, the Note… Read More »
We go hands on with Cooler Master’s Cosmos II. First impressions are that it is huge! The Cosmos II is an enormous case but one made to handle high end hardware like Intel’s X79 motherboards and AMD’s 7970 graphics card…. Read More »
At Samsung’s booth we went hands on with the hot new 15″ Series 9 Ultrabook. We’ll fill you in on more details in a bit. Specifications: Intel Core i7-2637M @1.70GHz 4GB RAM installed on demo model .6″/14.9mm thick 100% Aluminum… Read More »
AT&T’s LG Nitro HD uses an IPS panel that is sans pentile. The phone is very similar in feel to the Galaxy Nexus.
