Today at CES 2010, Dell showcased a broad range of new products including its first ultra-mobile gaming laptop and provided a peek at a 5-inch tablet concept and an Android-based smart phone for AT&T, both slated for launch in 2010.

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At CES, Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed a concept device for managing home energy consumption powered by Intel® Atom. The device allows a homeowner to monitor energy use from connected appliances and encourage new habits to reduce energy use. Custom settings let the user modify the thermostat temperature, turn off appliances, or switch on the home security system. View this video for examples and to learn more.

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With a new laptop featuring Intel® Wireless Display and powered by the all new 2010 Intel® Core™ processor family along with a Netgear adapter, you can sit back and experience your favorite videos, photos on your TV. Intel® Wireless Display lets you view and share content from your hard disk, home network or anywhere a browser will take you on the biggest screen in your home. Intel Wireless Display will be available on Jan. 17 at Best Buy on laptops from Dell, Sony and Toshiba. View For a video demo from CES and fnd out more.

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To dramatically increase data speed like video and music to a PC and reduce a computer’s cable clutter, Light Peak, an Intel-led optical cable I/O technology project, is being developed to run starting at 10Gbs and support multiple I/O protocols. Light Peak was demonstrated in Intel CEO Paul Otellini’s CES keynote yesterday, showcasing a 3D video over a 30 meter optical cable using an add-card. Progress is being made to standardize the technology for future laptops and PCs, with growing industry support from leading companies like Sony and Nokia. “Sony is excited about the potential for Light Peak technology that Intel has been developing, and believe it could enable a new generation of high-speed device connectivity.” – Ryosuke Akahane, Vice President of VAIO Business Group, Sony. “Nokia believes that Light Peak technology enables new wired connectivity solutions for Mobile Computers and Smartphones, and looks forward to working with Intel and the industry to create a global standard based on Light Peak technology.” Markku Verkama, Director, Devices R&D Technology, Nokia.

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INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW, Las Vegas, Jan. 8, 2010 – As unveiled Thursday during President and CEO Paul Otellini’s CES keynote speech, Intel Corporation has launched a beta version of its software application (app) store — the Intel AppUpSM center — for the popular category of netbook computers.

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Michael Cole has helped prepare Microsoft’s booth at the Consumer Electronics Show for 15 years. On the eve of this year’s CES, Cole was feeling like the mayor of a small town.

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Seagate was promoting their HD FreeAgent+ Dock media player. With 1080p capability and an MSRP of US$150, this is a great product for setting up a basic home theater media player without the HTPC build. More information on this product can be found HERE.
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LAS VEGAS–If you have a FreeAgent Theater+ from Seagate and are a fan of Internet media streaming, I have some good news.
Seagate showcased at CES 2010 plans to collaborate with content and technology providers, including YouTube, vTuner, and Mediafly to deliver access to more user-generated and licensed Internet content directly on the FreeAgent Theater+ HD media player.
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