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02:43
Another Fabulous Montage of CES 2009
Check out some of the latest gadgets and fun times at CES 2009, from a waterproof notebook to those lovable plush iPod toys, nothing is too extravagant at one of the most exciting Consumer Electronics Show yet. Check out all our other videos for more in-depth info on some of the products shown at CES 2009
02:19
Heatshrink at CES 2009
Heatshrink debuts their versatile material that with a bit of heat can seal your cables while allowing for maximum airflow.
01:52
ASUS Slim and Light Notebooks at CES 2009
Albert showcases the new ASUS Slim and Light Notebook series that blur the line between notebook and netbooks. Using an Ultra Low Voltage Core 2 Duo and a DVD player, this tiny PC packs a powerful punch!
02:03
RunCore Solid State Drives from CES 2009
Matt Dawson from RunCore showcases the new SSD which can standby in seconds even with a huge amount of tabs up. It also opens up programs in record time!
06:49
SuperTalent Flash Drives at CES 2009
Joe James from Supertalent showcase all sorts of new flash drives, memory and solid state drives from CES 2009. With new speeds, drive space, and RAID configurations you can expect your computer to run faster than ever
02:39
Asus G71G Gaming Series Notebook at CES 2009
Asus showcases their G71G Laptop, a mobile platform designed to give gamers the competitive edge. From CES 2009.
04:02
CES 2009 in Beautiful Las Vegas, Nevada
CES 2009-- Need we say more? If so,follow our intrepid correspondents around the floor of a veritable Mecca of all things tech.
05:25
Yoggie Internet Security Systems at CES 2009
Yoggie had a host of security and computer innovations at CES 2009 this year. Join Bauer and check out them all.
03:39
Asus Expressgate Splashtop at CES 2009
ASUS showed off their Expressgate Splashtop at CES 2009.
03:19
WoWee Booth at CES 2009
Wowee specializes in toy robotics. This model is pretty impressive! Bauer investigates for us.
03:52
Casio Cheerleaders at CES 2009
At CES 2009, many companies and manufacturers brought electronics and high tech devices. Casio also brought Cheerleaders. Thank you, Casio.
05:48
Nokia N97 at CES 2009
The Nokia booth gave Bauer a chance to check out the Nokia N97 Smartphone. Nokia rep Laura Johnson-Mitchell walks him through the many, many features of this outstanding next-gen phone.
03:32
Razor Booth at CES 2009: Mamba Gaming Mouse
Razor makes cutting edge gaming products. For the pun, we apologize. However, check out the Mamba gaming mouse, straight from CES 2009.
05:38
Sleek Audio Booth at CES 2009
Sleek Audio has designed a set of wireless earphones that produce CD quality sound...without the wires. Bauer investigates at CES 2009.
04:42
Mattel's Mindflex Mind Control Game at CES 2009
Mattel's Mindflex is a new one: use your mind to control a fan, powering a suspended ball through a series of physical obstacles, all with the power of your mind. New at CES 2009.
03:30
Pogoplug: Connectivity for your External HDD at CES 2009
Bauer checks out the Pogoplug, a handy device that connects your external hard drive to the web so you can access your data and files when away from your desk.
02:32
Minoru 3D Webcam with Jolie Myatt at CES 2009
Bauer is joined by Jolie Myatt from Minoru who showcases their brilliant 3D webcam. Now you can watch your friends in a whole new dimension as the image on your TV or Monitor comes to life in stunning 3D.
05:14
Rock Band at CES 2009
Ah, Rock Band. CES 2009 just wouldn't have been complete without it, so here it is.
03:44
FLIR Systems Thermal Imaging at CES 2009
FLIR systems designs commercial Thermal imaging equipment. Think Infrared cameras in cars, boats, airplanes, and security applications. Pretty cool. Here's their CES 2009 booth, with one sweet classic car to boot.
03:30
Mgestyk wireless game control software at CES 2009
Mgestyk technologies has created a powerful software for hand-gesture language processing with an affordable 3D camera by 3DV Systems. By using the Deep Media SDK, patent-pending technology makes it possible to capture small hand movements and translate them into useful commands for controlling practically any Windows application. Check it out!
