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CES 2013 Coverage Round-up
by Techgage Staff on January 11, 2013 in Consumer Electronics ShowBeen slack on checking back to our site for recent CES coverage? Don’t fret – this article helps take care of that. Within this singular yet beefy page, you’ll find all of our CES-related content. From mobile to PC hardware to peripherals to technologies – it’s all here. Best part? No trademark CES sore feet.
Best of CES 2011
by Techgage Staff on January 14, 2011 in Consumer Electronics ShowWith CES 2011 behind us, it’s time to round up the products that “wowed” the Techgage staff enough to earn our “Best of” award. Included among this list is ASUS’ Eee Slate, BlackBerry’s PlayBook, Contour’s GPS camera, Crucial’s Smart Tracers, GIGABYTE’s G1, Kingston’s MobiSX, Motorola’s ATRIX and more.
OCZ Technology at CES 2011
by Rob Williams on January 12, 2011 in Consumer Electronics ShowIf you love SSDs, OCZ Technology’s suite at the Aria hotel in Las Vegas was the place to be during CES. On display were the company’s IBIS drives, the Vertex 3 EX and Pro, the short Z-Drive R3, along with 80 Plus power supplies for both the OCZ and PC Power & Cooling brand, and yes, even some DDR3 modules could also be found.
Thermaltake at CES 2011
by Rob Williams on January 12, 2011 in Consumer Electronics ShowAt its hotel suite setup for CES, Thermaltake didn’t have a lot of product to show off, but what it did is worthy of looking into. That includes the company’s upcoming high-end CPU cooler, the “OCK”, its feature-packed Armor A30 mini chassis, the “budget” Level 10 GT, its Max 5G external HDD enclosure and more.
GIGABYTE at CES 2011
by Rob Williams on January 10, 2011 in Consumer Electronics ShowGIGABYTE had lots to show off during CES, including its new G1 motherboard line-up, complete with onboard X-Fi audio and Killer E2100 networking… and also a bullet. In addition, the company talked about some of its overclocking-related motherboard technologies, along with its upcoming gaming peripherals and graphics cards.
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