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Steal the slideshow with Victorinox Presentation Pro

Justin Yu  |  Jan 10, 2009

CES
At this year's CES, Victorinox announced the newest member of its team, the Presentation Pro. This convenient business tool is small enough to slip into your pocket or onto your keychain, but don't be fooled by its mini size--this thing has every gadget you'll need to give a business slide show presentation.

Along with the typical array of scissors and knives that have made Victorinox a household name, the Presentation Pro also builds in a USB thumbdrive with up to 32GB capacity, a precision laser pointer, and even a biometric fingerprint scanner with compartmentalized data storage for multiple user access. Best of all, the USB key implements a small Bluetooth remote control that connects to your laptop and lets you easily change slides and deliver an all-around effective presentation.

Victorinox also offers the Presentation Pro Flight, which includes all of the tech features as the original, but forgoes the blades to permit the user to carry the tool on an airplane with no security hazards. Both versions will arrive in stores in this spring, although there's no word yet on the price.

Via CNET.com
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Meet Zii, Creative's miniature supercomputer

Damian Koh  |  Jan 09, 2009

ZiiLABS ZMS-05 SoC (System-On-Chip)
(Credit: Creative)


CES
Mystery's over, kids.

The Zii is a System-On-Chip (SoC). In pedestrian terms, that means a new processor that comprises dual ARM cores, a host of peripheral controllers and middleware on a single chip. Creative has given a fancy name for this ecosystem called Stemcell Computing.

That's a big concept, but the Singapore-based outfit has posted a lengthy (about 10 minutes) and informative (including a healthy dose of marketing speak) video detailing the platform on the Zii site. I strongly recommend a pack of chips and a can of soda if you intend to sit through the whole presentation. But here's the gist in a more digestible point form layout.
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D-Link debuts USB-powered monitor

Dong Ngo  |  Jan 09, 2009

CES
It's been just two days at CES, and I am already very tired of Alt-Tabbing and looking at my Dell XPS 1330's little screen. I sorely miss my Dell 30-inch UltraSharp LCD at home. Bragging aside, it's really hard to work with multiple little windows on a little screen, especially when I need to look at more than one of them at a time.

For this reason, I was psyched to run into D-Link's newest invention: The SideStage.

Basically, it's a 7-inch LCD monitor that you can plug into your computer via a USB port. The port then both powers and feeds data for the screen to display. Once plugged in, it becomes an extension of the computer's main screen.
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Dell rides the Dragon with new XPS 625 gaming PC

Rich Brown  |  Jan 09, 2009

The new Dell XPS 625 has all AMD hardware under the hood.
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CES
Even if the case lighting caused consternation for some, we were fans of Dell's XPS 630 gaming desktop, which delivered solid bang-for-the-buck in a sub-US$2,000 PC. With this morning's announcement of the XPS 625, Dell once again sets its sights on the midrange gamer. Starting at US$999, this configurable PC uses all AMD components, including an option for multiple graphics cards.
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AMD introduces Dragon PC gaming platform and new Phenom II CPUs

Rich Brown  |  Jan 09, 2009

CES
As the only vendor currently producing CPUs, GPUs, and motherboard chipsets, AMD is uniquely positioned to market its entire product line as a unified PC gaming platform. It began this effort last year with its Spider platform (the original Phenom X4, Radeon HD 3000-series CPUs, and its 700-series chipsets), and with today's launch of its new Phenom II desktop chips, AMD also announced its new Dragon platform. Dragon marries Phenom II with the Radeon HD 4800-line of 3D cards and AMD's 790-series chipsets into a complete, AMD-made gaming PC.

The big news with Dragon is really the Phenom II chips. Available as the 3.0GHz Phenom II X4 940 and the 2.8GHz Phenom II X4 920, these new quad-core CPUs are AMD's first 45-nanometer desktop processors, and they finally bring AMD in line with Intel's 45-nano manufacturing process, used in its Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, and Core i7 chips.
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