SpeakerCraft’s CEDIA 2011 announcements yielded new “invisible” speakers that hide behind drywall, three new digital amps with lower power consumption and heat, and updates on some long-awaited products that never quite showed up as promised.
From his first big breakthroughs to the tensions that drew him away for over a decade, here’s a look back at the landmarks in Steve Jobs’ storied career with Apple.
Does Volkswagen’s roomier, less expensive, American-built 2012 Passat have a chance of succeeding in the competitive midsize market where its overpriced predecessor floundered?
Little Green Tree offers online shoppers a chance to green up their acts with carbon offsets directly tied to the emissions generated by zipping purchases across the globe.
Apple’s latest iOS update makes it easier to connect different devices, both for sharing connectivity and sharing media like music and video between them.
Zero's new XU electronic motorcycle combines the lightweight frame of its dirtbikes with a city-tuned suspension and brand new removable battery that makes it possible to charge no matter where you park.
Kyocera's dual-screen Echo makes big promises, but snags with Android updates, app availability, battery life and more could spell trouble hidden in the folds.
Moovida, a rich 3D media center from Spanish underdog Fluendo, provides a stunning visual interface that rivals big competitors like Google TV, Boxee, and even Apple TV.
EA hopes to retread the classic racing franchise with a new version of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, developed by the same studio behind Burnout Paradise.
Sony offered a peek at upcoming 2011 innovations at CES with two unnamed concept notebooks, showcasing a new flat type of battery and a distinctive glowing finish.
An ultra-bright Nova display gives LG's slender Optimus Black outstanding brightness, even beside other A-list superphones like the Galaxy S and iPhone 4.
Ford aims to retain the likeable look and ergonomics of its popular Focus while trimming emissions to zero with the Focus Electric, destined for U.S. streets in 2011.
The Note PC Series 9 and Series 7 break away from Samsung’s tame stateside reputation for netbooks with innovation designs, including one that challenges Apple’s MacBook Air.
AT&T will land a major heavyweight for its yet-to-appear 4G network with the Samsung Infuse, a massive 4.5-inch Android phone that also records in full 1080p.
No prototypes or commercial displays here: Two 70-inch Aquos Quattron televisions from Sharp will be available for everyday consumers later this year – if they have the cash.