By Carly
The 2010 Consumers Electronic Show is currently happening – and there are several gadgets that are being unveiled that I simply can’t wait to see, primarily the iSlate. But even though Apple may overshadow many of the big ticket items at this year’s CES with the iSlate, there are several other pieces of technology to look forward to.
- Motorola’s Backflip Android Device – While I would almost place any betting money on the iPhone winning the smart phone wars, I do look forward to seeing more competition in this arena. I think we’ll see several strong contenders in 2010, including the recently released Nexus One.
- 3D TV – In my heart, I’m nothing more than a couch potato. I even ended up buying myself a Snuggie recently. My ideal Friday night is pizza and a marathon of Cheaters. (That show is hilarious.) So yeah, I’m really excited about 3D TV. Granted, the idea has been around for some time, but considering how many new models are being showcased at CES, it’s shaping up to become much more mainstream.
- This see-through laptop – Samsung created a laptop with no special features other than a transparent screen. Huh? I don’t understand why you would want one of these … but it looks really cool and can also lead the way to new, more relevant technologies.
- This Android-powered smartbook – I just think this is cool.
And, of course, I am looking forward to all things Apple.
Any new gadgets being unveiled at CES 2010 that you’re looking forward to seeing?
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Carly no longer works for O'Neill Communications and we wish her the best in her new endeavors!
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