CES 2010

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Bauer fills us in on what we have planned this year for CES so stay tuned for upcoming videos from the showfloor

Albert talks to intel about their amazing extreme laptop while Bauer plays Avatar the game.

Albert takes a quick tour of the latest Asus Motherboards and graphic cards coming out as well as the new software to overclock them.

Albert takes a quick glimpse at the new low voltage performance laptops at the Asus showroom.

Albert finished the tour on the ASUS Showroom with the ROG series Gaming Laptops from ASUS, some 3d ready gaming laptops, and what the ASUS has in store for the future.

Bauer Hits up the intel booth where a camera is streaming in 3d live. Not only is it streaming it, it's set up on 2 tvs, one that requires glasses to watch 3d and one that requires NO glasses.

Albert is back at the Intel booth talking about their Intelligent home energy management Console. This Slim touchscreen slate hooks up to wireless to any device plugged into the wall using a smart plug and monitors every conceivable way to save energy from all your home devices.

Albert checks out some 3d gaming at the intel booth. This particular system is using non stereoscopic 3d vision on a core i7, which in turn doesn't require expensive glasses to view.

Albert talks to Karen at Intel about the new i3 processor. The i3 is a smaller form factor of the i5 and i7, uses same architecture and has Duo cores.

Albert is back at the Nvidia booth, this time checking out their mobile processing power. The ION and TEGRA platforms allow games to run surprisingly well on a netbook and allow cellphones to play 1080p quality video.

Bauer and Albert play duck hunt in real life, but one controls the duck, and one is the shooter, simply awesome.

Bauer talks with Mike from MSI about their new tablets coming at the end of the year. One shows off Android working in a touchscreen tablet, and the other shows a duo screen windows 7 tablet which drops all of our jaws here at computertv.

Bauer checks out the latest cellphone from Motorola, the Backflip. The phone features a back sensor that acts like a mouse when its flipped leaving the whole screen viable instead of having your fingers in the way. It runs the latest Android OS and features Motorola's blur technology which allows you to get and comment on status updates for all social sites without logging each and every one.

Albert talks to CooliT systems about their 3 new liquid cooling kits. First up is the Vantage ALC which is easily installed and maintained, second you got the Miestro which is a little bit more advanced than the ALC mainly because of all the software setups playing with the hardware, such as timers, scripts and light alerts, and Lastly they talk about the ECO which is their most affordable liquid cooling kit, that beats any heatsink setup on the market.

Albert talks with Barry at CooliT about a universal GPU cooler named OMNI. OMNI is pretty much a 3 part system, the cover plate, the interchangeable plate and the cooler. When you want to upgrade a card, you simply buy a new interchangeable plate for that specific card and your good to go. No more buying entire kits and blocks to fit a new card, just swap in the new plate and the loop is uninterrupted.