Clear Speakers, Segway Clone Top CES Coverage
jlouderb writes "Phew. We just finished five days of wall to wall coverage of this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Highlights include "invisible" speakers, a Segway clone for around $1,000, details on Intel's LCoS plans, a humanoid robot from Sony and more HDTV recorders, new home networking schemes and flat panel TVs than you can shake a stick at. If you weren't one of the 100,000 or so who made it to Vegas, check out what you missed at PCMag.com."
Coincidentally, there are no known photographs of these "invisible" speakers.
Throwing your voice just got a hell of a lot easier. I foresee excellent office pranks.
"Nice game of Solitaire you've got going there."
The coolest voice ever.
Best line, John Wang, president of Global Manufacture Group: "You bought it, you figure it out."
You can buy these ... they're called tricycles! :D
Right, because even an idiot can keep the Segway balanced.
LCD flat panel displays :)
And speaking of things you can mount. Here's yet another highlight.
Over in Europe, there have been a lot of stories about obesity in America. Do you suppose that some people have got to the point where they have to use a vehicle like this just to reach thier car?
I stole this