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CES 2006: James Kim
James's passions--digital audio and writing--intersect at CNET.com. He has written hundreds of products reviews covering a broad range of technology for TechTV and Wired.com. He currently uses the 4G iPod, the Cowon iAudio U3, and the Creative Zen Vision on a daily basis.
James's passions--digital audio and writing--intersect at CNET.com. He has written hundreds of products reviews covering a broad range of technology for TechTV and Wired.com. He currently uses the 4G iPod, the Cowon iAudio U3, and the Creative Zen Vision on a daily basis.
SlingPlayer Mobile extends reach of "your TV" to Windows Mobile-powered handhelds and smartphones
Posted by: James Kim
January 06, 2006, 11:22 AM PST
Sling Media has introduced new software that extends the reach of the successful Slingbox past just Internet-connected PCs. One of CES 2006's hot products, Posted by: James Kim
January 06, 2006, 11:22 AM PST
Toshiba's new Gigabeat S series--shown off by Bill Gates during his Windows Vista-centered keynote--looks like a true 2006 contender as it incorporates Microsoft's superintuitive Portable Media Center software into an attractive 30GB ($300, blue or white) or 60GB ($400, black) portable video... ( read more )
SanDisk unveils new MP3 players, including the 6GB flash-based e200 series
Posted by: James Kim
January 05, 2006, 5:43 PM PST
Memory goliath SanDisk continues its assault on the flash-based MP3 player market with the launch of the flagship e200 series and the budget-class c100 series. The sharp-looking e200 measures 3.5 by 1.7 by 0.5 inches and has a maximum capacity of 6GB ($300).... ( read
more )Posted by: James Kim
January 05, 2006, 5:43 PM PST
New Starz Vongo video download service gives portables a big boost
Posted by: James Kim
January 05, 2006, 2:52 PM PST
Finally! A video download/subscription service for portables that actually feature A-grade movies. After tolerating CinemaNow as one of the only services to offer legally available movies (and the only to offer movies--albeit C grade--for portable devices), Starz Entertainment Group has launched... ( read
more )Posted by: James Kim
January 05, 2006, 2:52 PM PST
LG enters the portable media fray with three new devices
Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 6:41 PM PST
Korean electronics giant LG has finally entered the U.S. MP3/PVP market with the announcement of three portable products. First up is the PM70 Portable Media Center, a 30GB device with a 4.3-inch wide-screen display and built-in stereo speakers. The PM70 is part of the second wave of devices... ( read
more )Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 6:41 PM PST
Thomson's Lyra X3000 Personal Multimedia Recorder features support for DirecTV2Go
Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 6:08 PM PST
A few years back, Thomson/RCA's Lyra multimedia player/recorder was one of the first landscape-oriented portable video players to hit the scene (more modern devices based on the slick design include the Cowon A2 and Creative Zen Vision). Now, Thomson's announced the $399 Lyra X3000 Personal... ( read
more )Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 6:08 PM PST
Pioneer's Inno combines true XM portability with MP3 playback
Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 2:04 PM PST
While we fell for Pioneer's AirWare XM2go gadget at last year's CES, the device definitely had some room for improvement. Now one year later, Pioneer has launched the $400 Inno (originally the AirWare2), which... ( read
more )Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 2:04 PM PST
HandHeld Entertainment's upscale Zvue 500 and Zvue 400
Posted by: James Kim
January 04, 2006, 8:26 AM PST
HandHeld Entertainment, creator of the low-cost Zvue MP4 Video Player, has announced two new portable video players, one of which features Wi-Fi.... ( read
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January 04, 2006, 8:26 AM PST
CES discussions
"Freescale's CableFree USB2.0 technology"
by cnetmog (see profile)January 7, 2006
Kudos to Freescale for bringing out excellent, practical USB evolution technology. They're cable-free USB chips allow...
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"HomePlug AV"
by rbrodner (see profile)January 4, 2006
Imagine being able to quickly and easily network all your electronic devices together (PCs, game systems, TVs,...
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Best of CES Awards
Thousands of products debut at CES, but only 14 will get our editors' seal of approval.
Thousands of products debut at CES, but only 14 will get our editors' seal of approval.
Backstage Crew
Nine lucky CNET users won a backstage pass to CES, and they'll give you their perspectives on the show.
Nine lucky CNET users won a backstage pass to CES, and they'll give you their perspectives on the show.
CES Buzz Blog
What happens in Vegas won't stay in Vegas. Molly Wood has the daily buzz on the show scene.
What happens in Vegas won't stay in Vegas. Molly Wood has the daily buzz on the show scene.
CES discussions
You make the call: What's the standout product or technology at CES this year?
You make the call: What's the standout product or technology at CES this year?
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