Two years ago, 3D televisions and computer displays were going to be the technological advancement that changed the game. It didn’t. If flopped. It went from being a huge part of CES 2011 to a no-show at CES 2013. The “next big thing” that did make a stout appearance at CES 2013 was 4K Ultra HD. Several companies put their latest display technology front and center at the show, boasting of four times the visual quality of 1080P HD. If the video below and article by Matt Buchanan at Buzzfeed are true, this game changer might actually change the game… for real this time. There is a certain kind of brutal…

Every year the world of technology continues to grow, and new interesting gadgets are always introduced to the public. CES is the worlds largest consumer technology tradeshow and every year they showcase what’s new and upcoming in tech. Below is an infographic presented by BestChoiceReviews that highlights some of the CES trends for 2013. Televisions are a big part of technology that are always changing. As consumers, we are always looking for the biggest, brightest and best TV available. This year Toshiba introduced the Ultra HD 4K TV – L9300 with an 84″ display. That’s one big TV! Whats great…

If bigger is better, the Panasonic might just be the best at CES this week. The portable tablet may just be the largest of its kind and the insane resolution – 4k – is unmatched. At less than half an inch thick, this device would target professionals on the go with it’s pen interface and visually-stunning display. We don’t know a lot about it yet, but expect it to be pricy. According to TheVerge: With such a pixel-dense display, you’d get incredibly detailed control using a stylus, and most of the company’s on-stage demos showed how much you can do with so many pixels. It may not be the biggest surface device…

“Quite frankly, I feel like I’m in Minority Report and that’s really awesome,” said Ashley Esqueda from Mobile Nations. If there was any doubt that technology was reaching a tipping point where things from our imaginations were becoming a reality, the Samsung “Transparent Smart Window” technology may be enough to squash it. The touchscreen aperture designed for use in the kitchen and other rooms where we spend time in front of a window gives you Twitter, virtual blinds, weather reports, and likely many other things that people will find useful (in a novelty sort of fashion, of course). Take a…

Just when many (including us) were writing off Windows Phone 7 and waiting for their more-anticipated next generation of phones and software, Microsoft leaked plans to bring 3 or more LTE Windows Phone 7 devices “within the next half year”, all on AT&T. This information refers to US markets only. As VentureBeat put it, the phones are going “to blossom” in 2012. We will learn more at CES, but right now the speculation is split as to whether the phones will run 7.5 Tango which was supposed to be for lower-end phones or if it will stick with the current OS. Either way, it will be enough to continue to…

The world of car-tech has always remained outside of the boundaries of what most would call “Consumer Electronics”. It is an industry that is so specific to a particular aspect of life that it has been singularly classified similar to “Clean Tech” or “Biotech”. That trend appears to have changed as next year’s Consumer Electronics Association’s International CES has attracted more automotive exhibitors than every before. Much more. “CES is now the place to experience innovation in the auto industry, including the latest automotive electronics, including both vehicle OEMs and the aftermarket,”…

Everything seems to be going wireless, and that trend was obvious at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Philips unveiled what’s likely to become one of the hottest solutions for wireless entertainment, the world’s first wireless HDMI Blu-ray player. The BDP7580 not only features wireless HDMI, but it boasts a host of streaming options such as Netflix, Blockbuster, FilmFresh and Pandora. Unlike other Blu-ray players, this device only needs a single cord, the power cord, which makes it perfect for those home theater minimalists. “Consumers want to be able to stream content,…

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, every new form of gadget and technology is on display for tech bloggers and their readers to see. It’s a buffet of geek that can satiate all eDesires. And yet, it’s still not enough. We need more. We want to see what we have never seen before. We want to be amazed. Our friends at GetSatisfaction have the right idea in their creation: the hands-free, double-mounted. eco-friendly, portable, constantly-connected remote with 5G speeds, holographic interface, and airplane mode. Enjoy. Click to Enlarge. …