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Software RSS FeedsTiny netbooks, simple video set Sony sailing through CES - It's only the first set of Sony announcements, but the product assortment at Sony's booth preview Wednesday was enough to cap the evening with something approaching nerd-vana, if you like your gadgets colorful and slightly off-kilter....Feed Source: www.betanews.com Counter-'tock:' AMD fires back at Intel with everything it's got - This may be it. If AMD has one trump card left in its deck, it could be the ability to deliver a system that balances attractive performance with a measurably lower price. Today at CES, AMD is making its one shot to win back the enthusiast.... Ballmer: Windows Live to integrate with Facebook, new Win7 beta - Its enterprise brands have all been succeeding quite nicely -- Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, Office, SharePoint. But in the consumers' mind, Microsoft took a beating last year. How will Ballmer recover?... OLPC eliminates half of staff, cuts salaries of rest - This afternoon, the One Laptop per Child project announced cutbacks that CEO Nicholas Negroponte called "unavoidable."... Live from Sony's (first) CES 2009 press event - It's Sony's answer to the netbook: its latest very slim P-series Vaio. But even that is taking a backseat to none other than Jeopardy!, another Sony property, complete with Alex Trebek live and in person.... Sony's big news: the Vaio P 'Lifestyle PC' - The question in advance of Sony's first press conference at CES (there will be more than one) is whether it would choose to talk about its financial condition first. The answer is apparently "no," as it premiered its secret Vaio PC.... Just how fast is Facebook growing? - Facebook may have become the Internet's second most popular destination after Google, according to recent statistics. But that's if you're willing to believe that the social site is essentially acquiring a small state every day.... Live from the Panasonic press conference - No longer "Matsushita," and given a big boost with the pending acquisition of Sanyo, how will the world's most recognized brand in consumer electronics, geographically speaking, react to this sluggish economy?... Samsung shows slimmer LED TVs, slimmer Blu-ray console - In an era when HDTVs are being measured in terms of pinky-width, Samsung promises to squeeze that figure even more, while adding new interactive features to its displays' built-in IPTV functionality.... Sharp stays (mostly) on point at lunchtime CES event - A very big room, journalists on the feedbag, and the tricky task of pitching big pretty TVs in an ugly economy made the Sharp press conference at CES 2009 something of a tangled affair.... Audiovox flashback features Elvis and rabbit-ears - Elvis! The season's first sighting of the King occurred at the Audiovox press event. The King was in relatively svelte form (for jumpsuit-era Elvis); also, Audiovox announced some products.... DivX finds its way into another HDTV, in a likely IPTV move - Samsung has announced that its first DivX Certified flat-panel high-definition televisions will be available in March. The company announced a licensing agreement with DivX last year.... $200 Blu-ray price point now matched by Vizio - Vizio has announced its first Blu-ray disc player, also supporting BD-Live content and also priced at $199.99.... Live from the Cisco press conference at CES 2009 - Known worldwide as an infrastructure company, Cisco now plays a bigger role in the CE field for being the parent of major consumer router manufacturer Linksys, and for finding its way into the IPTV infrastructure.... CES Countdown #3: Can environmentally sensitive technology pay off this year? - CES has been the scene of "environmentally sensitive" consumer electronics fare from its beginnings. But this year, more corners of the show than ever are going green.... Copyright © 2009, LadyWeb. All Rights Reserved. |