Samsung announced the new Series 9 and Series 5 Ultra notebooks this week at CES. The Series 9 boasts a super-slim form factor, lightweight design and beautiful screen. The Series 5 Ultra are ultrabooks with Intel Core i5 processors.
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Even before CES opens its doors on Tuesday, the show is already evidencing novel uses of new operating systems, such as Tobii's Gaze "look and tap" UI for Windows 8, plus Lenovo's K91SmartTV, the first HDTV to run Android 4.0 ("Ice Cream Sandwich").
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On the eve of CES 2012, Corel rolled out AfterDark Pro, a new photo workflow app for Windows, Mac and Linux designed for serious photographers and destined to catapault Corel the same league with Adobe Lightroom.
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Verbatim today announced the availability of the company's 2.5-inch SATA SSDs along with upgrade kits with everything needed to install them.
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Verbatim today announced its new rugged Store 'n' Go Micro USB drive Plus; offers up to 32GB of storage space.
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IOGEAR introduces its new dual-view Mini DisplayPort KVMP switch with USB 2.0 hub.
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OCZ today announced that Indilinx's Everest SATA 3.0, 6 Gbps solid state drive platform is included in LG Z330 Ultrabooks.
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Just when you thought we had enough thin and light laptops Asus Laptops unveils an all new range of Eee PC netbooks, updates to the UX21 ultrabook and a new 1080p Eee Pad Transformer. Keep reading to see the full specs and photos.
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Iomega today unveiled the company's new network storage device that provides up to 6TB of storage space and is available in several configurations. The device was created with small, mid-sized and distributed enterprise businesses in mind and provides video surveillance capabilities.
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Better UIs, more personalization, and Windows 8 will all prevail at CES 2012, a CEA analyst said on Sunday during pre-show activities. 3D will be there, too, although it might need time to mature. "Search and organization" remains a challenge.
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