Shenzhen Geniatech shows their latest Set-top-box powered by the single-core AmLogic ARM Cortex-A9 processor running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Geniatech shows Ice Cream Sandwich on Set-top-box using AmLogic ARM Cortex-A9
Asus Transformer Prime powered by the Nvidia Tegra3
Here’s the worlds most powerful ARM Powered Laptop.
ZTE X501, 3.5″ HVGA cheap Android phone
ZTE is showing this cheap 800Mhz Android phone. It will definitely sell below $100 unlocked or on pre-paid.
Qualcomm shows Android TV on APQ8060
Qualcomm is investing in Android TV support, the first product being the Lenovo Android TV. This is not Google TV yet, but it could soon be with or without HDMI input/overlays and IR blaster.
Qualcomm S4 MSM8960 Tablet Gaming performance
Qualcomm shows their MSM8960 S4 Krait reference tablet playing some 3D games on a HDTV.
Always Innovating OMAP4 HDMI Dongle
Always Innovating fits the Texas Instruments OMAP4 motherboard with all the needed features for a Desktop, Set-top-box and 3D home console into a USB stick sized device that connects to the HDMI port of your HDTV and gets power from USB. It has Bluetooth for Bluetooth keyboards and game controllers. Its USB can do USB host.
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Samsung 70″ 4K2K Quad-HD TV
Here’s a presentation by one of the lead engineers at Samsung on the 4K2K HDTV project. With some details about the cost of the technology.
Robert Scoble at CES 2012
Here are his impressions, what he thinks about the consumer electronics show, the industry, Apple vs Google, and more.
Samsung LED TV Series 6 and LED TV Series 7
New performance in LED backlit HDTVs, better refresh rates, better colors, more contrast, faster processing and much more.
Canon HF M52, WiFi uploading to YouTube, to your iOS device and even live streaming to Qik!
Finally the camcorder makers have figured out to include WiFi in their camcorders and features to upload the videos directly to YouTube, Facebook and other services. This is going to be absolutely awesome.