For quite sometime I’ve been searching for the a way to record HD Video to my Laptop. There have been tons of options but many of them were PC only, which usually included a ridiculous price tag. Being a Mac user my options were rather limited. During a rather long google search I found a
We have all seen this in film: a book or small object stops a bullet. We smirk in disbelief, though we love the premise and possibility. Here, in the real world, however, a new question must now be asked: do you think your smart phone is smart enough to stop a bullet?
It’s not every day you see almost an inch of ice caked to a heat sink inside a fully-functional, high-end gaming PC. Much less in a comfortably room temperature suite beneath the snowline. Digital Storm specializes in such computing marvels. Their suite at the Venetian for CES required only a single example of their craft:
Aerielle Technologies representatives said their StreamBase and Stream XR wireless audio transceivers will be available for purchase on Amazon.com around the end of January. Already available through Costco’s Canada branch, the Fremont-based developer’s transceivers extend the broadcast range of home entertainment systems, iPods™, MP3 players, televisions, and gaming systems. The portable Stream XR connects via
Swiftpoint Ltd is off to a fine start with its Swiftpoint wireless mouse, awarded the CES Innovations 2011 award. The diminutive mouse is a radical departure from conventional wireless and laptop mice, developed with a focus on mobile users. Held with three fingers in a pen-style grip with buttons arranged in a row along the
CEO Jack Atzmon presented Smartfish Technologies’s lineup of ergonomic mice and keyboards and a prototype for a new gaming controller to a flurry of interest on the CES showroom floor. “All technology until now has been designed for the benefit of the equipment,” said Atzmon, who drew upon his chiropractic experience for inspiration in his
Nyko’s CES suite featured a diverse lineup of gaming peripherals on display. Shooting peripherals for motion controllers dominated the exhibition. First was the Perfect Shot Pro, a lightweight pistol-style peripheral used by the Wii and designed for a WiiMote, Wand, or Want+. It features force feedback running off the controller battery and comes in white,
The award-winning HOTAS (Hands-On Throttle and Stick) Warthog flight controller and T 500 RS racing wheel were among the new products on display by Guillemot Corporation at CES. Both the Warthog and T 500 RS are aimed at high-end simulation gamers. The Warthog, awarded the Innovation Award at CES, replicates the controls of the A-10C
Dell showcased a selection of its most promising and innovative products during a press conference today at The Palms in Las Vegas. “At Dell, we’re putting the customer in the middle of everything we do,” said Paul Henri Ferrand, Dell’s Chief Marketing Officer. It’s evidently been working; according to Ferrand Dell is the “Number one