Show notes 2010-01-13: Reporting from CES
Magnus Nystedt | Jan 13, 2010 | Comments Comments
Here are some of the things we talked about. I’ve tried to organize it under different headings. For most of these things there are not necessarily a direct link for a product page.
3D technology in TVs and on computers
- NVIDIA 3D Vision
- Fujifilm Finepix Real 3D W1 presents shoots 3D photos
Internet connected TV
- Skype
- Content from Internet
- More and more streaming, requires bandwidth we don’t really have yet
- Take TV with you wherever you are, mobile viewers in your home or on the go
- Wireless HDMI, 10Gbps bandwidth, stream uncompressed HD video data
Tablets
- Media/internet consumption devices
- Dell showed 5-inch tablet, Microsoft showed HP tablet
- About 10-inch screen, touch
- Wi-Fi, some have 3G
- Play HD video full 1080
- Listen to music
- Killer app: subscribe to and read periodicals (rumored about Apple Jan 27, buy all content from iTunes)
- NVIDIA Tegra 2, system on a chip, 9 individual processors that do different things, very economical with power (NVIDIA said one prototype 16hr HD video, 140hr music)
- Lenovo Ideapad U1, tablet and notebook in one
Ebook readers
- Plastic Logic QUE proReader, about A4 paper size, WiFi, 3G, $800, Barnes & Noble content partner
- Skiff, 1,600 x 1,200 resolution, issues of content
Connected cars
- NVIDIA working with Audi, all Audi in US by 2011/12 will run Tegra 2
- Microsoft’s SYNC in Ford, Lincoln, Mercury
- SYNC can read Tweets to you
Android coming of age
- HTC Nexus One
- Netbooks
- Tablets
- Microwave
Gesture controls
- Toshiba concept TV with gesture controls
- Microsoft Natale for XBox
AppStores
- Intel AppUp for Intel Netbooks and other devices
- Nokia Ovi store (now also for N900)
Update: We also talked about Shufflegazine’s iPhone app [iTunes link].
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