Apple's decision to strip its most recent Mac mini of an optical drive didn't go without controversy, and now Newer Technology (whose products are distributed by OWC) is hoping to capitalize on users Continue reading…
Now that Intel's Thunderbolt connectivity standard is starting to see adoption, AMD wants a piece of the single-cable action too, and it's not afraid to raise a few eyebrows to get there: the Continue reading…
Chaotic Moon's Board of Awesomeness is one of the craziest things we've seen here at CES 2012. And by crazy, we mean awesome. The frankenstein creation was built in just two weeks and is composed of a Continue reading…
We always thought the window was pretty mature technology, but Samsung's here at CES to prove us wrong. The Smart Window, currently in prototype phase, casts a touch-controlled interface onto Continue reading…
We just dropped by Contour's booth at CES to check out the new Cerevo Live Shell accessory — it's a small, light, portable device that can hook up to an HD camera via HDMI and stream live video to Continue reading…
The Glass Multitouch Keyboard by Giddings Product Development is a futuristic piece of technology that was recently funded on Kickstater, but it seems too outlandish to be real. It's essentially a Continue reading…
AMD's next generation of Accelerated Processing Units, Trinity, was shown off to us at CES this year with an impressive multithreaded workload. One display was running Dirt 3 in DirectX 11 mode, Continue reading…
We've been finishing up our look at Samsung's CES booth and came across a few more entries for its Series 9 products — a 27-inch all-in one PC plus a 27-inch monitor. One of the more unique features Continue reading…
We have some horrible news for you: this is the end. After this, CES is done. We're done. It's over between you and us. Sure, we'll go one, doing regular Vergecasts from "New York," on a "regular Continue reading…
Continuing our voyage into the world of extravagant Korean home appliances, we went to check out the LG Styler. Billed as a "New Concept Clothes Manager", it is essentially a $2,000 closet that will Continue reading…
