Dell announces its latest weapon in the gaming genre with its MX11 Gaming Netbook . The power comes from an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and Nvidia GeForce GT 335M GPU. At an 11-inch screen you will enjoy a 720P HD display with a 1336×768 resolution. Gaming was made more exciting by the MX11 which is set to drop on February 2010.
American rapper, Sean “Diddy” Combs interpreted his love for music by creating the Diddy Beats while earning partnership with Monster. This pair of headphones comes with a high-tech aluminum and leather-wrapped housing and high-polished enamel and a Monster ControlTalk headphone cable which will allow you to play music from your iPod or iPhone. The Diddy Beats showed up in the CES 2010 as one the latest electronics with market potential. At $149, you can experience the Diddy music in head-nodding beats.
Two Hong Kong-based laboratories developed the first pico projector prototype that can project images in 1024×600 resolution from a size that can fit into a shirt pocket. It has an integrated Syndiant patented VueG8 all-digital smart panel technology in preparation for any future pico projector iterations.
Just in case you are wondering what’s the next tablet to rise, Notion Ink Adam had a further anticipation. Taking its debut on the CES 2010, the new Pixel Qi Display is an Android 2.0-powered device with Nvidia Tegra2 chip. The 10.1-ich Pixel Qi transflective screen can be turned into either backlit LCD or low-power electrophoretic reflective modes. Its LCD technology is something to consider when you are into using a tablet under direct sunlight. This will be available on February 2010.
Recording 3D videos is one of today’s trends, so to go with the globalization, Panasonic announces its Twin-lens Full HD 3D Camcorder. This device is good in capturing 3D footage in an instant. It boasts a twin-lens, dual memory card slot, and a techie look. For $21,000 you can produce a 3D film with your own. This will drop to market on the fourth quarter of the year.
