CES 2009 show report

Haier is updating its Rhapsody Ibiza line with--get this--the Mini and the Touch. Those certainly aren't the most original names, but at least the new players look nothing like the iPods of the same name.  Read more »

The concept behind this simple and compact iPod audio system is that you can customize its color thanks to an LED behind the iH15's translucent cabinet.  Read more »

You don't necessarily associate the iHome brand with "premium" audio and cutting-edge design, but the folks there are giving it their best shot with the upcoming 100-watt iP1, which features a whole new look for the company known for its budget iPod audio systems.  Read more »

You're going to have to wait until May to get your hands on the X-Series Walkman, which was officially announced at CES 2009.  Read more »

The company has introduced "its first wearable stereo Bluetooth products", the BackBeat 906 and 903 Stereo Bluetooth headphones.  Read more »

The Singapore-based company will only say that its stemcell computing concept/product will change everything as we know it. Read more »

The US company was one of the first to announce a point-and-shoot with HD video-recording capabilities.  Read more »

One has HD Radio and another integrated Bluetooth. Find out more about the new docks here.  Read more »

iriver has traditionally been associated with high-quality and fabulous-looking MP3 players, but the Korean outfit has gone all official with its WAVE Internet phone at CES.  Read more »

This Walkman is aimed squarely at the budget-conscious crowd with an estimated price of US$50 to US$75.  Read more »