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In case you somehow missed it, we posted our "Best of CES 2008" article yesterday, awarding ten products we saw during our travels a few weeks ago at the event. These are products that deserve recognition, and products you should be on the lookout for once available in the marketplace.
Being the true article-hog that I am, I chose five of the ten products, including Logitech's latest media-keyboard, the diNovo Mini. If you haven't seen this yet, you should. It packs all of the functionality of a large media keyboard into something you hold like a Nintendo DS. Included also is DisplayLink's USB-display technology, which I have tested-out at home and can recommend.
Greg, being a huge networking-buff, has chosen two products that reflect his geekiness, the Logitech Squeezebox Duet and NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo. Although the product doesn't interest me particularly, I appreciate the fact that the Squeezebox is designed to work on a variety of OS', including Linux, Mac OS and others. Anyone out there up to the challenge of having it run through DOS?
Kiersten helps wrap things up with her choices, including an ASUS Eee impersonator, the NoahPad, and also BugLabs BUG system, which is essentially a Linux-based handheld that craves to be hacked. Sounds like something right up my alley! All these products and more can be found in the article, so check it out!
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We should make one thing clear: None of the choices here were taken lightly. These are products that left such an impression on us, we continued to think about them long-after our first encounter. If it's here, it's a stellar product that deserves recognition.
Source: Best of CES 2008
Being the true article-hog that I am, I chose five of the ten products, including Logitech's latest media-keyboard, the diNovo Mini. If you haven't seen this yet, you should. It packs all of the functionality of a large media keyboard into something you hold like a Nintendo DS. Included also is DisplayLink's USB-display technology, which I have tested-out at home and can recommend.
Greg, being a huge networking-buff, has chosen two products that reflect his geekiness, the Logitech Squeezebox Duet and NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo. Although the product doesn't interest me particularly, I appreciate the fact that the Squeezebox is designed to work on a variety of OS', including Linux, Mac OS and others. Anyone out there up to the challenge of having it run through DOS?
Kiersten helps wrap things up with her choices, including an ASUS Eee impersonator, the NoahPad, and also BugLabs BUG system, which is essentially a Linux-based handheld that craves to be hacked. Sounds like something right up my alley! All these products and more can be found in the article, so check it out!
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</td></tr></tbody></table>
We should make one thing clear: None of the choices here were taken lightly. These are products that left such an impression on us, we continued to think about them long-after our first encounter. If it's here, it's a stellar product that deserves recognition.
Source: Best of CES 2008