January 10, 2008
Wi-Fi Camera Card Gets a CES Prize
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES — A memory card that wirelessly sends pictures from a digital camera to a computer — letting you skip the tedium of plugging the camera in to upload images — got bragging rights Wednesday at the International Consumer Electronics Show.
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Associated Press
January 10, 2008
iSuppli: Hi-Def DVD Battle Far From Settled
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES—Much of the buzz at CES this year centered on the war bewteen Blu-ray and HD DVD over the next generation of high-definition video.
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ED News Staff
January 9, 2008
Sprint Shows Off WiMax Devices
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES — With just a few months to go before the launch of its next-generation wireless network, Sprint Nextel Corp. has a distinctly modest lineup of compatible devices.
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Associated Press
January 8, 2008
Line Blurs Between Flash, Hard Drives
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES — The distinction between flash memory and hard disk drives are fading rapidly as the two storage mediums encroach one another's territory.
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Associated Press
January 8, 2008
AMD Debuts Notebook Graphics Processors
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES — AMD revealed the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3000 series, a new family of graphics processors for high-definition gaming and video in notebook PCs.
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ED News Staff
January 7, 2008
Gates Pushes Windows In CES Opening Keynote
LAS VEGAS — Microsoft Corp. might not be the unbeatable giant it once seemed to be, but Chairman Bill Gates made the case Sunday night that its technologies are becoming even more flexible and powerful as they seep into automobiles, Internet-based TV networks and living rooms.
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Associated Press
January 7, 2008
Nvidia Unveils Hybrid SLI Technology
LAS VEGAS — Nvidia unveiled Hybrid SLI, the industry's first hybrid technology for PC platforms, at the Consumer Electronics Show today.
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ED News Staff
January 7, 2008
Intel Unveils 16 New Chips
2008 INTERNATIONAL CES — Intel unveiled 16 new chips, including its first 45-nanometer processors for Centrino-based laptops.
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ED News Staff
