There were so few interesting things at CES the show was almost painful, but CPU maker Ingenic had two of them at their booth.
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You have probably never heard of a tablet maker called E-Fun before, but CES showed that they are worth a look next time you are tablet shopping.
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Every large trade show has a bunch of cool things that aren’t worth doing a full article on but are too interesting to not share.
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Intel looks to be abandoning their “tick-tock” strategy with a more dynamic flow new process tech, but the real question is why?
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Analogix was at the Displayport booth during CES showing off their MyDP silicon and adapters.
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Seagate finally bit the bullet and has released a line of flash storage devices for the enterprise market.
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Lian-Li had a lot of very nice cases at CES, but one really stood out for being, well, innovative.
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AMD has released a novel little embedded dev board in to the niche Rasberry Pi created, time to hack away.
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Invensas had a novel memory package at CES, basically a DRAM version of the single chip SSD that Sandisk showed off two years ago.
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Lenovo had some headline grabbing products at CES, but few people reported on why these devices are better than others.
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Given the lack of new CPUs and chipsets lately, you would be forgiven if you expected Gigabyte to not have anything new at CES.
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Update 1/24/13 @11am: It looks like the end of an era is upon us, today Intel announces the phase-out of their branded motherboard line.
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Synaptics had a really nifty tablet tech called Sensa, aimed at fixing multi-touch errors, on display at CES.
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Inwin stepped up their CES presence in 2013 with a booth near the front of one of the halls, and SemiAccurate is glad they did.
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ST-Ericksson just came out of nowhere with a novel FD-SOI 28nm process that they developed to take the phone SoC speed crown. Updated
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