Head-mounted computers may not have a very vast commercial appeal but they are surely a very useul tool for those who have to wear helmets in their line of work. Unveiled at the CES event, Motorola Solutions HC1 is a modular head-mounted computer which comes with an excellent design and programmable features.
During Samsung’s CES 2013 keynote, Microsoft also took the stage for a while. The company showed up a new display technology which apparently projects images and lights all across a given environment, rather than confining it to a screen. The company has dubbed the technology ‘Illumiroom.’
Every now and tech companies are introducing their new techs and products at the CES 2013 in Las Vegas. American-based international consumer electronics Polaroid is no different. Recently, the company has unveiled a new Tablet called M10. The Tablet is coming this Spring.
During the CES 2013 event, Dell was quick to show off its work-oriented Windows 8 tablet – Dell Latitude 10. The tablet is fairly good and comes packed with a number of apps that are essential for professionals and students alike. The company is promising that a more affordable version of the tablet will soon be launched.
Netflix users have long been demanding the company to provide a feature which enables individual family members to set up their own profiles. The company has apparently pay heed to the requests as it afforded a preview of the family profiles feature during CES 2013. It also gave a glimpse of the Super HD and 3D streaming soon coming to Netflix users.
Bone conduction headphones are nothing new in the consumer electronics scene. These headphones are able to deliver a better sound clarity, even in noisy environments and can prove a great aid to many. Panasonic has now taken the occasion of CES 2013 to unveil its own bone conduction Bluetooth headphones.
If you are looking for budget-friendly tablets which pack quite a punch but not an extra ounce, eFun’s new offerings may be a good choice. The company has unveiled its Nextbook 7GP and 8GP tablets at the CES 2013 event.
Smartphone and Tablet users who want a full-size keyboard without carrying one around, no doubt, love to use virtual keyboards. Korean tech company Celluon has unveiled a device called Magic Cube at the CES 2013 that can turn any flat surface into a virtual keyboard!