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Gallery: CES gadgets - the first wave (updated)

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  • The new products for the biggest U.S. tech trade show of the year keep arriving in Las Vegas. At the Consumer Electronics Show, you could be seeing your new toys for the first time. Here is just a sample of what's out there.

    Face it, in 2D high-definition equipment just doesn't look sexy. But wait until you turn it on. Andrew Nusca previews nine new LG LCD HDTVs and three new plasma HDTVs from 19 to 60 inches, some using LED backlight technology for those HDTVs, and some using "Netcast," a way the company will stream "broadband HDTV" (think Netflix). He's also got the scoop on a couple of new Blu-ray disc players from LG.

    Photo credit: LG

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The Art.Suono Wireless Music Enhancing Transmission System and iPod Dock is a designer music player that lets users transmit any audio source - an iPod, a computer, a CD player, an MP3 player or satellite radio - to any audio system.

    The Art.Suono is rolling out now at a suggested price of $1,499.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Texas Instruments is unveiling tiny mobile projectors powered by the DLP Pico chipset. Products include notebook companions, rojection media players, and projection cell phones. TI claims you can project a three-inch image to over 60 inches on any surface.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The Kodak Zx1 Pocket Video Camera is a bit more rugged than the current Zi6 with a sealed speaker and microphone for outdoor capturing in the weather. Matthew Miller has more details.

    The Kodak Zx1 Pocket Video Camera is expected to be available in April 2009, and retail for $149.95.

    Photo credit: Kodak

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Motorola on introduced the MOTO W233 Renew a 3G phone that's made from recycled water bottles. Larry Dignan says it's a bit gimmicky, but Motorola can use all the buzz it can get at the CES this week.

    Photo credit: Motorola

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The HTC S743 with 850/1900 MHz HSDPA support is coming to CES. It is also a quad-band GSM phone so it will work with both T-Mobile and AT&T in the USA, with support for 3G only with AT&T. See why Matthew Miller is excited about it.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Toshiba hopes to raise some eyebrows with its feature packed Qosmio X305-Q725. The laptop is built for the gaming and entertainment enthusiast, and includes a 17-inch diagonal widescreen display, Nvidia GeForce 9800M GTX graphics, an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, a 64GB solid state drive, and Harman Kardon stereo speakers.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The Toshiba Portege R600-ST520W is weighs 2.4 pounds and is 0.77 inches thin. It is Toshiba's first ultraportable laptop with WiMax. The laptop will be available in late January for $2,149.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Not all CES products cost a fortune. Memorex CB25 earbuds can be purchased for $9.99.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • This Toshiba gaming mouse is a real killer - gamers can shoot from one to four bullets at a time. The Toshiba X20 Gaming Mouse is available now at $60.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The biggest U.S. tech trade show of the year kicks off on Wednesday with a keynote from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and the show floor opens officially on Thursday. But the avalanche of new product announcements has already begun. You could be seeing your new toys for the first time.

    The Logitech G19 keyboard for gaming features a color GamePanel LCD that shows in-game information such as VoIP communication data, clock, CPU load, or other non-gaming specific items such as pictures or videos. You can connect and power devices such as the Logitech G9x mouse or Logitech G35 headset in one of two high-speed USB 2.0 ports.

    Photo: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The HP Pavillion dv2 sports the new AMD Neo processor - part of a new processor platform for very thin and lightweight notebooks. The dv2 is "just under" one-inch thick, and weighs 3.8 pounds, according to the company.

    Photo credit: HP

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Lenovo is taking the wraps off the ThinkPad W700ds, which it claims is the first mobile workstation with two displays. It contains a 17-inch widescreen display along with a 10.6-inch screen that slides under the larger one.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • HP announced a new netbook, the Mini 2140 is powered by an Intel Atom processor. Its starting price is $499 and it will be available in late January.

    Photo credit: HP

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • It's clicker heaven with Logitech's Harmony 1100 advanced universal remote control which provides home-entertainment control through a customizable, 3.5-inch color touch screen.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Imation unveils new M-Class SSD drives and S-Class SSD drives which will be available in 2.5-inch and 3.5- inch configurations, respectively. The capacities of the drives will range from 32GB to 128GB.

    The M-Class SSD products will be available beginning in February at an MSRP starting at $179.99

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • ICO's mim or mobile interactive media delivers live mobile television, interactive navigation and two-way communications to mobile and portable devices via a fully-integrated satellite-terrestrial network.

    Photo credit: ICO

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • SanDisk claims its Ultra Backup USB portable flash drive is the first to provide backup with the touch of a button.

    Photo credit: SanDisk

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • The HP Firebird with Voodoo DNA, designed for high performance uses such as photo and video editing, music creation, and gaming, is the successor to the HP Blackbird 002. The HP Firebird with Voodoo DNA will be available on January 9 and will start at at $1,799.

    Photo credit: HP

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • SanDisk Gen 2 pSSD drives are flash memory-based solid-state drives (SSD) designed for netbooks and come in capacities of 8, 16, 32 and 64-GBs. SanDisk said the new drives will be competitively priced and available in February.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Pandigital's new PanTouch Clear digital photo frame features an 800x600 high-resolution display that appears to be floating in the surrounding glass. The frames come in two sizes, 8-inch and 7-inch displays, and operates with full touch-screen capabilities.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Lenovo unveils a new all-in-one IdeaCentre A series which sports a thick base that tapers to about an inch thick at the top. The 21.5-inch model gives full HD resolution (1,920 by 1,080 pixels), an integrated sub-woofer and Dolby Home Theatre audio, TV tuner and optional Blu-ray player. It also has an optional, Wii-like remote.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Lenovo's 16-inch IdeaPad Y650 at one-inch thick at its thinnest point and weighing 5.6 pounds–is the thinnest and lightest in its class.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • HP also announced that the Vivienne Tam Edition of the Mini 1000 has begun selling in the United States. HP calls it the "world's first designer digital clutch" with prices starting at $700.

    Photo credit: HP

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Cernium's Archerfish provides a lookout for businesses and homes for users defined events, such as kids coming home from school or an unwelcome intruder. The combination of video cameras, software, and Web site will notify users in text and video to their mobile devices.

    Photo credit: Cernium

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • 3M will unveil the MM200 mini-video projector which can project up to a 50-inch image while drawing only 1 watt of power.

    Photo credit: Business Wire

    Caption by: Andy Smith

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The biggest U.S. tech trade show of the year kicks off on Thursday but the avalanche of new product announcements has already begun. Here's some of the new gear that could end up in your living room.

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The new products for the biggest U.S. tech trade show of the year keep arriving in Las Vegas. At the Consumer Electronics Show, you could be seeing your new toys for the first time. Here is just a sample of what's out there.

Face it, in 2D high-definition equipment just doesn't look sexy. But wait until you turn it on. Andrew Nusca previews nine new LG LCD HDTVs and three new plasma HDTVs from 19 to 60 inches, some using LED backlight technology for those HDTVs, and some using "Netcast," a way the company will stream "broadband HDTV" (think Netflix). He's also got the scoop on a couple of new Blu-ray disc players from LG.

Photo credit: LG

Caption by: Andy Smith

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