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Hardware DailyTech CES 2008 Roundup
Gabriel Ikram (Blog) - January 13, 2008 11:01 AM
Print 6 comment(s) - last by jedisoulfly.. on Jan 13 at 10:46 PM
Consumer Electronics Show 2008 from around the web

Coverage Roundups
CES 2008 @ CES
CES 2008 Day 2 @ AnandTech
CES 2008 @ PC Magazine
CES 2008 @ CNET
CES 2008 @ Popular Mechanics
CES 2008 @ Engadget
CES 2008 @ Gizmodo
CES 2008 @ Bit-Tech
CES 2008 @ I4U
CES Gaming 2008 @ Gamespy
CES 2008 @ Driver Heaven
CES 2008 @ LAPTOP Magazine
CES 2008 @ MSN
CES 2008 @ G4TV
CES 2008 @ Slashgear
CES 2008 @ The Register
CES 2008 Day 1, 2, and 3 @ ASE Labs
CES 2008 @ DriverHeaven.net
CES 2008 @ OverClockersClub.com
CES 2008 @ BenchmarkReviews
CES 2008 Day 1, 2, and Wrapup @ Hardware Logic

Company/Events Roundups
DELL CES 2008 @ AnandTech
NVIDIA CES 2008 @ PC Perspective
Toshiba: CES 2008 @ YouTube.com
Nyko and Pinnacle Solutions @ OCModShop
Buffalo CES 2008 @ ThinkComputers
Moneual, Tagan, Lian Li, Enermax, SilverStone, Thermaltake and CoolIT @ ProClockers
Motorola CES 2008 @ Motorola.com
CES 2008 DigitalExperience @ ThinkComputers
Bill Gates Keynote @ OCIA
Bill Gates Keynote @ 1UP
Bill Gates Keynote @ Wired
Antec CES 2008 @ AnandTech
Antec CES 2008 @ ThinkComputers
Panasonic CES 2008 @ AnandTech
Booth Babes CES 2008 @ LegitReviews
Netgear Press Conference @ Techgage
Toshiba CES 2008 @ Techgage
Dolby and DTS CES 2008 @ CDR-info
Blu-Ray Press Conference @ Bit-tech
TomTom @ GPS Magazine

Podcasts
CES Display Coverage @ DL.TV
CES Pre-show @ TechRepublic
CES Satellite Radio @ Orbitcast Radio

CPU
Intel Menlow @ AnandTech
Intel SkullTrail at 4GHz @ HotHardware
AMD B3 Stepping Thoughts @ The Tech Report

Motherboards
Foxconn CES 2008 Booth@ LegitReviews
Foxconn CES 2008 @ AnandTech

Memory
OCZ CES 2008 Booth @ LegitReviews

Video
NVIDIA Hybrid and nForce 700a Chipsets @ HotHardware
AMD Radeon HD 3870 X2 and Mobility @ LegitReviews
ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 R680 @ HotHardware
NVIDIA Hybrid SLI @ AnandTech
AMD ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3000 @ InsideHW
Sapphire Radeon HD 3850 AGP @ Bit-Tech

Notebook PCs
IBM IdeaPads @ HotHardware
ASUS CES 2008 EEE PC  @ LegitReviews
Gateway 8800M GTS Notebook @ Bit-tech
Asus Notebook with NVIDIA 9-series Mobile @ TrustedReviews

HTPC
Shuttle intros $199 kPC @ TechReport

Cooling
Cooler Master V10 cooler @ InsideHW
ASUS Silent Knight II @ Virtual-Hideout
Danger Den MC-TDX 775 Waterblock @ OC Modshop

Display
Alienware Curved Seamless Display @ LegitReviews
Panasonic 150-inch Plasma @ TrustedReviews

Peripherals
BlueAnt V1 Voice Controlled Bluetooth Headset @ LegitReviews
Motorola ROKR E8 @ PhoneScoop

Audio
ASUS PCIe Xonar @ Bit-Tech
ASUS PCIe Xonar @ PCPerspective
Goldmund's Media Room @ Phoronix
Icemat Audio Siberia Multi Headset @ Motherboards.org
ThermalTake Bigwater 760i @ Overclocker Cafe

Systems
Dell XPS 630i and M1730 @ LegitReviews
Shuttle $199 kPC @ The Tech Report

Storage
Western Digital MY BOOK and Caviar GP @ LegitReviews
Western Digital Caviar SE16 500GB @ OCIA.net

Software
DeviceVM Splashtop @ Techgage

Cases
Zalman Z-Machine LQ1000 @ FrostyTech

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Alienware curved seamless display
By masher2 (blog) on 1/13/2008 1:08:45 PM , Rating: 2
With a native resolution of 2880x900, I think they missed the mark. I would have seriously considered such a display if it had at least 1080 lines of vertical resolution. But as it is, if you watch 1080p video even in sidebar mode, you're going to have scaling issues and loss of resolution.




By KristopherKubicki (blog) on 1/13/2008 2:13:36 PM , Rating: 3
The Alienware display seems mostly a demonstrator at this point. The point where the displays are stitched together is very obvious if you're standing in front of it. After all, it's pretty much just a few widescreen TV's slapped together.

They get points for doing the curved approach though. I really like that -- can't wait for OLED!


By BladeVenom on 1/13/2008 7:56:41 PM , Rating: 2
It's for games not movies. It will probably be so expensive that anyone who could afford it will probably already have a large screen plasma monitor.


HL?
By Screwballl on 1/13/2008 11:48:46 AM , Rating: 4
wheres the Hardwarelogic.com links? They always have a much better and unbiased review of these events...




wrong section for bigwater
By jedisoulfly on 1/13/2008 10:46:27 PM , Rating: 2
that TT bigwater cooling is in the audio section.
DOH




Dell 630i
By ImSpartacus on 1/13/2008 1:19:59 PM , Rating: 1
As always, a midrange part (in general) is always in demand (8800gt anyone?). I might actually consider purchasing a 630i if it actually is midrange. I still don't like the case. the 700 series is a joke, too expensive for what u get. The 530 is too weak.

And then the 420 has a standard 3 gb ram, a 320 gb , and Q6600. That may be good for video editing and what not, but I don't need anything more than 2 gb of ram, a 250gb hdd, and a 6750. Not too mention that ugly case. Why can't all cases be like the p180's? why?

I just hope they get at least a 600 watt psu on there. i think the 420 has like a 425 watt or something, just barely enough to power everything without oc'ing.

found it:
http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetail...
under the 'ultimate enterainment' it says the model features a 425 watt psu as a fucking upgrade. i dont even want to think of what the stock is...

Oh and unlocked bios are important too. Nobody said you had to walk some noob through overclocking, just give them the chance.




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