Indigital Episode 11 - 2007 CES Part 2 »
Posted By Wil 1 year, 8 months ago in Science & TechnologyIt's part 2 of InDigital's adventure to the Consumer Electronics Show 2007 in Las Vegas. Like part 1 there's lots and lots of gadgets...some strange, some not, and some that are years off. Wil takes a special trip to another convention too.
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tjwebdude1 year, 8 months ago
I'm really enjoying inDigital. It's the perfect fix for my tech gadget jones... which I can satisfy where/when I see fit. Poifect.
As for the CES episode(s), I really appreciated the look at the "odder side" of tech. I mean, all the camera-phone-mp3 devices start to blend together, but the goofy stuff really stands out... the R2 unit... the wrist-strap camera.
The product reviews you guys are doing are excellent, but the entertainment level really increases with some human element mixed in. OK, maybe you can't (and probably shouldn't) interview porn stars every episode (Favorite quote from last episode: "What's a 'Linux'?"), but it's entertaining to watch reactions to new tech gadgets or new tech ideas.
Ex. What does Joe Streetcorner think about the concept of a "Widescreen TV phone"? Or what about giving that wristcam to a couple snowboarders to see if it really works as expected?
Keep up the fine work.
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pagey1 year, 8 months ago
As always top notch Wil. I can't believe this show does not get picked up from a television network. Maybe that's not your plan or it would lose some of it's edge.
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pachanman1 year, 8 months ago
Show's getting better every time...the bantering still seems a little forced. Time will improve that. Loved the Star Wars R2D2...but I would never buy it. Too expensive and you can get a much better projector for that kind of money.
I'm real excited about the new ultra-thin LCD technology...that could really change TV again. If they are really that thin wall mounting would become a whole lot easier and less perminant once they get the sizes bigger.
Again...good show.
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