December 19 2009
Categorized Under: Cell Phones, Desktop Computers, Entertainment, Gaming, Misc, netbooks
Tags; AMOLED, android, apple, batterylife, concept, eInk, flexible oled screen, future, future gadgets, google, iphone, japan, lcd, lithium-ion, mobile platform, NiMH, oled, pixel qi, tablet
This is just something that is waiting to happen. I mean take a look around you — everything is about convergence these days. It’s about fitting in as much as possible into something as small as possible. True that that approach hasn’t worked too well for companies and manufacturers in the past but now technology has finally started catching up to the ideas that designers have had for a long time. This is why it can be said with a fair amount of certainty that the future of this world’s tech is going to be about that one gadget that does it all for you. Forget about carrying all those little things and one-trick wonders. You are about to step into the future and there will be just one piece of über gizmo that you are going to need.
Continue reading “One Device To Rule The Future” »
October 12 2009
Categorized Under: Cell Phones, Computer Monitors, Desktop Computers, Entertainment, Peripherals, netbooks
Tags; 1mm, ad agency, batteries, bluetooth pen, ceatec, cloth speakers, concept, concept phones, cp-a100j, docnomo, dual screen netbook, flexible oled screen, fuel cell co-genration, fuel cells, fujitsu, hitachi, kohjinsha, l01, lithium-ion, mitsubishi, modular netbook, modular oled display, more trees, ntt docomo, oled display, olympus, panasonic, protoype, scalable oled display, sharp, short throw projector, smartphones, sony, stylus, toshiba, touchscreen, unidirectional, UPIC Plus Wireless Interactive Panel 56M, wooden phones, yamaha
The last week has been quite exciting for the techies in Japan. The annual gadget extravaganza, CEATEC Japan, had some pretty mind-boggling stuff and the usual futuristic concepts that you would expect at such an event. Even though the gadgets that drew the most attention were mostly prototypes, they still generated enough buzz for the tech world to turn their short attention span to them for longer than usual.
So here’s a special CEATEC version of Catch Up Monday for you. Get to the other side to catch up on the latest in tech.