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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on November 23, 2010

Video: Speaking with Jason Oxman at the CES NY Press Preview

I had the wonderful opportunity to speak with SVP Jason Oxman on a new program that CEA recently launched — Tech Enthusiast Membership. CrunchBase Information Consumer Electronics Association Information provided by CrunchBase

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on November 16, 2010

Video: The 2012 Ford Focus with MyFord Touch

At the CES NYC press event we had a wonderful opportunity to speak with Jennifer Brace – User Interface Engineer at Ford Motor. We sat down with Jennifer to speak about the 2012 Ford Focus. We were pleasantly surprised to find out that the Focus also has MyFord Touch. Let’s listen in on Jennifer as she explains some of the best features [...]

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on March 4, 2010

Warning ISPs are Moving Towards a Metered Internet

What if you paid for your Internet access as if it were a utility bill? This is what Mr. Randall Stephenson, AT&T Chairman and Chief Executive Officer has confirmed. Stephenson made this comment during his keynote webcast at the Morgan Stanley Conference this past Tuesday. For the industry, we’ll progressively move towards more of what I call [...]

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on February 26, 2010

A Sneak Peek at XBOX’s Project Natal

I was invited to a private Project Natal sneak peek. The event was held at the beautiful EZ Studios in New York City. I met with a member Project Natal product team. She gave us a brief explanation of the Natal vision and gave us only a few technical details: RBG camera depth camera Current games will not be [...]

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on December 29, 2009

Google Preempts CES With Early News

January starts off 2010 with much excitement and anticipation. January 7th is the start of the Computer Electronics Show (CES). This is where vendors like Nikon will present their CoolPix S1000pj. January 26th Apple will be making a significant product announcement. It has been greatly speculated that Jobs will be announcing the long anticipated iSlate. Lastly, it has [...]

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on December 15, 2009

One Device That Will Power Them All

I heard about Powermat during CES this year. They introduced wireless charging plus over a dozen other products at the Las Vegas show. The wireless charger is a collaboration between Michigan based HoMedics and New York based PowerMat. The company explains that you will have no more tangled cords and no need to go searching for that adapter. [...]