Consumer Electronics Show

Created by Craig Blaha (University of Texas at Austin) on January 10, 2006

A collection of articles to summarize some of the cool stuff:

Sling Mediaâ€™s Slingbox
http://www.slingmedia.com/
~$250
The Slingbox enables you to watch your TV programming from wherever you are by turning virtually any Internet-connected PC into your personal TV. Whether youâ€™re in another room or in another country, youâ€™ll always have access to your television.

ED Digital - 30 inch flatscreen with wi-fi embedded, allows tv to display windows media edition content from any networked computer in your house

the new treo 700w - windows mobile alternative to blackbery:
http://web.palm.com/

Bill Gates Keynote:
ubiquitous computing, location sensing, device interoperability:
http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/speeches/2006/01-04ces.asp
Google Video Store:
http://video.google.com/

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		Consumer Electronics Show Created by Craig Blaha (University of Texas at Austin) on January 10, 2006 A collection of articles to summarize some of the cool stuff: Sling Mediaâ€™s Slingbox http://www.slingmedia.com/ ~$250 The Slingbox enables you to watch your TV programming from wherever you are by turning virtually any Internet-connected PC into your personal TV. Whether youâ€™re in another room or in another country, youâ€™ll always have access to your television. ED Digital - 30 inch flatscreen with wi-fi embedded, allows tv to display windows media edition content from any networked computer in your house the new treo 700w - windows mobile alternative to blackbery: http://web.palm.com/ Bill Gates Keynote: ubiquitous computing, location sensing, device interoperability: http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/speeches/2006/01-04ces.asp Google Video Store: http://video.google.com/ New Technology Craig's blog Login or register to post comments 3926 reads
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