CES 2010 was a great festival that covered tons of new releases by numerous companies. Wireless devices have always been a center of attraction. At the festival, RCA showcased the world’s very first realistic Wireless Charger. RCA’s Airnergy is here to answer all questions pertaining to wireless charging technology.
The device features neo-technological circuitry that converts WiFi energy into electricity using air as the medium! The Airnergy utilizes a mini-USB port for connecting to other devices. During a test at the CES, Airnergy successfully charged a Blackberry from 30% to full in about 90 minutes harnessing the power from WiFi signals.
LG Electronics rolled out its new X300 ultra-thin premium mobile PC at the CES fest 2010 in Las Vegas. The ultra-slim machine only 17.6mm thick and weighs about 970g. The PC boasts an elegantly designed elite framework perfect for mobile applications.
The portable device equips a sleek 11.6-inch wide LCD screen and offers smoother operation through unique reflective keyboard. The borderless touchpad provides faster responses and attracts the eyes through hidden lighting. Better operation is promised by Intel Menlow based 2.0 GHz processor optimized for mobile devices.
Here is the latest sensation from Sony’s vaults, the A845 Walkman Video Mp3 Player. The 62g lightweight entertainment device is big on sound and picture quality. Its Ultra-slim 7.2mm body makes it highly portable. This pocket-sized device is the slimmest of its kind.
Sony A845 Walkman boasts a 2.8-inch wide OLED display, which delivers superb colored output at higher contrast ratios. Its Scene scroll view lets the user browse quickly through longer videos. Users are shown a series of thumbnails, which are scrolled accordingly for searching and playing the scene. Its wide-viewing angle and faster response times make it perfect for internet applications like video sharing and downloading.
The much rumored Samsung NX10 DSLR Camera is now official. The camera carries similar features if not exactly the same, as it was sought to boast in its unofficial sneak peeks.
Just before 2010 was about to knock at our doors, Acer unveiled its Aspire One 532h Netbook. It is the company’s first netbook to integrate Intel’s latest Pine Trail for the Atom processor. Other features are almost similar to Acer’s existing Netbook lineup.
