At the 2011 CES last month, MSI showing off two All-in-One (AIO) PC concepts with code name Butterfly and Angelow. And as mentioned by the company, Butterfly will be the world’s first AIO to use 10-point multi-touch, but why 10-point? Does it refer to 10 fingers? cool. But in my opinion, its coolest feature is the moveable touch screen that can slide up and down. In addition, the keyboard is set to stall in the back of the unit to save space.
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Unveiled and displayed in Las Vegas last month during the you know what event, the Samsung’s D8000 LED TV won a CES 2011 Innovations Design and Engineering Award. So what does it mean? It means a lot for those who looking for second opinion in order to buy a LED TV this year. I think you know what I mean.
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Samsung announced its durable 9 Series lightweight laptop computer at the recent CES in Las Vegas last month. The 13.3-inch 9 Series comes with a stunning design, Samsung’s hallmark SuperBright Plus display and Intel performance processing power. Scheduled to be be available in February 2011, starting at $1,599, the 9 series also integrates the second generation Intel® CoreTM i5 processor, Intel HD graphics, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 3.0, built-in WiMax, Wi-Fi and USB Sleep & Charge technologies.
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Samsung launched its first sliding tablet PC at the recent CES in Las Vegas. Equipped with Microsoft Windows 7 operating system and powered by the upcoming Intel Atom processor platform, the PC 7 Series incorporates a sliding keyboard along with the multi-touch display. Weighing just 2.2 pounds, the 7 Series is suited for both indoor and outdoor use with 340-nit brightness 10.1-inch display supported by an enhanced HD resolution (1366 x 768). Regarding battery life, it lasts for up to 9 hours.
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Kingston released its dual-channel memory kits HyperX Genesis Special Edition Grey, to complement the new motherboards featuring the Intel P67 Sandy Bridge platform as well as existing P55-based systems. HyperX Genesis Special Edition Grey is available in DDR3 2133- and 1600MHz 4GB kits. As always, Kingston HyperX memory is backed by a lifetime warranty.
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LG Display showcased its Film Patterned Retarder (FPR, polarized glasses type) 3D panel at the 2011 CES in Las Vegas, Nevada. FPR technology, which eliminates all the problems associated with shutter glass (SG) 3D, replaces glass with film, which costs only 1/4th as much. Also, FPR glasses, are expected to retail at a price around 5x less expensive than SG ones.
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Displayed at the recent CES, the KOR-fx full sensory immersion gear is expected to ship to pre-order customers in March. With a new form of acousto-haptic technology, KOR-fx using the human body itself to create a more powerful sense of immersion. By delivering nearly imperceptible vibrations to select areas of the chest, KOR-fx activates neural pathways that subconsciously monitor vibrations of the chest cavity that naturally occur when speaking, laughing or crying, providing the user with a directional full sensory immersive experience and a heightened emotional, sensory response to whatever entertainment they are enjoying.

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At the recent CES, AppliedMicro announced complete consumer network attached storage (NAS) systems featuring PowerPC-based APM821x1 and APM8018X processors. Designed for OEMs and ODMs, AppliedMicro NAS systems is able to transform basic storage devices into high performance storage systems and next-generation multimedia servers for connected digital living rooms. As end products, these NAS systems allow consumers to store, stream and share their digital files at any time across any converged device.

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