CES 2011: 21 Awesome Photos From the Show Floor!

You may have inferred that video was our only prerogative after todays posts; to the contrary! We were sure to take as many snapshots as we could while roaming the mad show floors of CES. Check out some of our favorite pieces of tech from today, and st...
CES 2011: 21 Awesome Photos From the Show Floor!

You may have inferred that video was our only prerogative after todays posts; to the contrary! We were sure to take as many snapshots as we could while roaming the mad show floors of CES. Check out some of our favorite pieces of tech from today, and stay tuned for more coverage from CES 2011 right here at MaximumPC.com.

LG goes large with it’s 84″ 3D display.  

We’re intrigued by Motrola’s new dual-proc phone. It plugs into a dumb laptop looking dock, and essentially turns your phone into a fully functioning laptop. That’s a welcome development in our book.  

The guys at Origin had this ostentatious rig on display in Creative’s booth. The system is an overclocked, water-cooled PC on one half, and a water cooled Xbox 360 on the other. This photo is of the Xbox side. The Xbox drive bay has been moved up to the front of the system.

As an aside, the Origin PC guys told us that they’ve been able to achieve 5.0 GHz overclocks with ease on Intel’s next-gen Core i7 2600 part. That’s a good sign.

Just finished a meeting with the USB 3.0 coalition. Interesting stuff. There are now two different controllers with three more pending. The increased data rates is going to permit some interesting possibilities around hooking up external displays.

As an example, this device is capable of running 1080P video over a 9 foot USB cable run. Special versions of the cable – with built in repeaters – will permit even longer cable runs. In a few months, you’ll even be able to run two or three different external video sources off the same controller.

Panasonic shows off the 3D capabilities of it’s displays. 

Panasonic shows how it’s displays convert live images to 3D with a sand castle display.

OZZY!!!!

Sony has the bullet-ridden car from the new Green Hornet movie on display in

their CES booth.

                                            Boss Audio Systems gives new meaning to the term “drive in” with this Mercedes.

Tricked out smart car at Re Audio.

Back of the Re Car. 

Flight of the not so distant future, courtesy of VideoTurismo. 

Audi’s e-tron garnered a lot of attention. 

Fulton Innovations put on an impressive display of electromagnetic-based charging. A small magnetic field on this counter is capable of boiling water, operating a blender, and more…sans cables. It’s totally safe – we were able to place our hands in the field with no harm. The inductive power transmission can occur over distances of 4-6 inches.

Looks like something from the future. Impressive. 

                                       An “everyday-use” interactive robot at the Vstone Co., LTD booth.

Aerial 3D shows off it’s system that produces real 3D objects in mid air. The system uses a laser plasma technique without screens.

Ives Behar Autographed GE Residential Wattstation charges electric cars in style.

Modular computer at the Xi3 booth.

Tablets and eReaders displayed at the Marvell booth.  

 

And finally, the Future US booth at CES 2011! 

 

Click here for more news and videos about CES 2011, the biggest event in consumer electronics!

We will be happy to hear your thoughts

Leave a reply

TechEggs
Logo