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The always outspoken and completely outré David Reeves has decided to retire from his post as President, CEO and Co-COO at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE). During his 14 years with the company, Sir Reeves has provided us with loads to talk about, even finding himself the proud owner of our 37th edition of 'CE-Oh No He Didn't!' The scuttlebutt is that Reeves could be leaving to share his talents with Realtime Worlds, but then again, maybe he's just out to step foot in the 40...Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
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We don't have a phobia about germs or anything, but this keyboard still really strikes our fancy. Designed by Esterline Advanced Input Systems for use in hospitals, the Medigenic Infection Control keyboard boasts a couple of features that make it less likely to be infested with disgusting germs, as well as easier to clean. First off -- it's a flat surface, and has no "keys" -- just the 3D-looking printed keyboard layout -- so that you don't get crumbs, dirt, or anything else trapped in there....Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
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Quick Version: You?re a fountain of useless knowledge and desperately searching for an outlet to convey your brain power. Sony Pictures Television has the perfect solution for you with two iconic game shows for your iPhone or iPod Touch: Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.Via CrunchGear - 7 months 17 days ago
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Bill O'Reilly and his intrepid investigators attempt to grok the NES craze in this special report from two decades ago. It's a fun trip back to a time where there were such jobs as "Game-play counselor" and "Fun Club President." Remember Howard? Of Howard and Nester?Via CrunchGear - 7 months 17 days ago
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End the Rebel propaganda machine with this t-shirt: Just like they blew up thousands of contractors forced to work on the incomplete Death Star, they slaughtered hundreds of these innocent, beautiful...Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
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Some people don't care how others perceive them—like my neighbor. He likes to blare jazz and crap 70's rock on the weekends. If that were me, I would be using headphones. So what category do...Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
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Filed under: Blu-ray, Displays, Samsung
Samsung seems very optimistic for a CE company in these economic times, but the way we heard VP Scott Birnbaum tell it, it couldn't be in a better place to help customers "vidify" with loads of theater-experience when & where you want it hardware. Emphasizing a focus on LCDs, that means matching expected customer desires with a push to 16:9 on devices from TVs to laptops. We're not ones for slick buzzwords, but the results speak from...Via Engadget HD - 7 months 17 days ago -
Team Engadget got a chance to go fully legs (and crotch) on with Honda's latest nutty invention -- the walking-assist line of robo legs. There are currently two models the company is testing, one which helps with correct stride and assistance for forward movement, and the other which is meant for supporting your weight while doing tasks that require lots of bending at the knee. Since most of the editors at Engadget are unnaturally, monstrously large (like if Frankenstein and The Thing had a...Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
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Sure, the cold metal exterior looks like a regular old car, but the 2010 S-Class from Mercedes-Benz has a fuzzy technological heart, including an abundance of readout displays and a Splitview screen. Quite like it sounds, the Splitview display offers up one view to the driver (like a map), while the passenger sees a completely different image (like a movie, or a picture of somebody looking at a map), and after hearing all about it for the past while, Mercedes is actually giving us a glimpse of...Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
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InFocus was once one of the biggest names in the projector market, but they company has been mysteriously quite over the last year or two. (I wondered why there was an InFocus booth at CEDIA in 2008.) Probably cause things weren't going all that well at InFocus HQ. Hopefully now that the company was picked up by Holdings Corporation for about $0.95 a share or $39 million, we'll start to see innovative projectors from the company once again.Via CrunchGear - 7 months 17 days ago