CES LIVE: Jamie Sorcher Introduces Some of the Latest Products For 2010

Jamie Sorcher joins Bob Katayama from the floor of this years Consumer Electronics Show to tell us about some of the NEW and HOT products for 2010. Just Click the image below to watch:

Products Covered:
LG Next Generation Blu-Ray
Panasonic 3D Television
Polk Audio’s HitMaster
Entourage Edge
Logitech’s Lapdesk

Pimp Your Tech – Tips on How to Accessorize Our Favorite Gadgets

Users of electronic devices can truly enhance the enjoyment of their device with the addition of accessories. Power and performance improvements are just some of the added benefits. There are accessories geared towards kids, students and the budget conscious.

Technobrains.com Interviews Colleen Lerro From the Consumer Electronics Association

At 9:15 am this morning, I had the privilege of interviewing Colleen Lerro from the Consumer Electronics Association over the telephone. For those not familiar with the CEA, CEA produces the annual CES (Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas). If you have never been to the Consumer Electronics Show, you have to make a trek at least once to experience this grand showcase in person of thousands of new consumer products.

emWave Personal Stress Reliever Chosen as Last Gadget Standing at CES in Las Vegas

Wassup! Today – The emWave Personal Stress Reliever from HeartMath has been around for a few years now but made its first appearance at CES in Las Vegas this year. It is great to see a spectacular health improvement related mobile digital product achieve this status at CES. On June of 2007, I had the pleasure of reviewing the emWave and gave it 8 out of 10 points.

Have a Happy New Year

Wassup! Today – As we near the end of 2008, we forget about all the hardships and all the latest products released that failed to meet expectations. 2009 will bring a whole new batch of mobility products to be excited about. WASSUP! TODAY – Now that the recession has been officially announced in many countries around the world, companies will be cutting back on research and development and also delay the release of highly innovative products until the economy improves.