CES 2011 Trade Show Coverage

Unfortunately, if you are looking for details on the Wii U-things like when it is due out, how much it will cost, what launch titles will be available, what hardware it will pack, whether or not it will allow two of the tablet controllers on one system, or even what colors the system may ship in-you are out of luck for now. But just because the info is scarce doesn’t mean that Nintendo and the Wii U are shying away from the light of… Read More

 Mercedes may be better known for timeless styling, brawny engines and leather-appointed interiors than cutting edge in-dash technology within its cars, but don’t declare victory just yet, Ford: The Germans are not asleep at the wheel. On Monday, the auto manufacturer unveiled Mbrace 2 at CES 2012, the next generation of its in-car navigation and entertainment system. We had a chance to go hands on with the system before it makes its way… Read More

With a Google merger on the horizon, Motorola is playing it cool at CES this year. The Droid 4 is the only truly new product announced and it has been so heavily leaked that we thought it was going to launch on Verizon in December. After some brief hands-on, I can easily say that the Droid 4 is the phone that the Droid 3 should have been. This is the phone that owners of the original Droid have been hoping for all year (I know you're… Read More

We had two reactions to Casio's releases last year: We were underwhelmed by the Tryx and happily surprised by its high speed EX-ZR100. Luckily for us, the aforementioned natural disasters prevented Casio from making any announcements about a next-gen Tryx or even further plugging the camera (there's been a serious inventory issue). We were told that the camera has done well for Casio, despite any skepticism on our part (we just… Read More

Belkin has focused much of its accessory line on Apple products, but with the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy Tab, the company is adding to its accessory arsenal with official docks and other accessories for the Samsung phone and tablet. We stopped by the Belkin booth at CES and got a tour of what the company has in store, including some cool docks that use gesture control. For the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy Tab, Belkin… Read More

Today, we went hands-on with the much-anticipated Fujifilm X-Pro 1. And luckily, the camera isn't just an X100, plus an interchangeable lens system. In fact, Fujifilm has used the X-Pro 1 has an opportunity to address X100 (and to some degree, X10) complaints and improve on the device-which, of course, comes at a steep price in the form of some serious sticker shock.  To give you an idea, the X-Pro 1 is definitely larger than the… Read More

There's no denying it: The iPhone 4S has the best camera of any smartphone on the market. It's so good, the 8-megapixel cameraphone poses a serious threat to dedicated point-and-shoots, which have dropped more than 30 percent in sales over the past year as smartphones have grown in popularity. The iPhone 4 is currently the most-used camera on Flickr, and the iPhone 4S has skyrocketed in popularity on the photo-sharing site. The one… Read More