Dual Screen Acer Iconica Hands-on and Embarrassing Glitches - CES 2011

Tablets are huge at CES 2011, and what really caught us off-guard is the Acer Iconica. Even though it’s packed with features and enough RAM to choke a horse, this thing is very un-user friendly, and even the Microsoft representative couldn’t get it to work properly. I mean, double clicking to open a file… on a tablet? C’mon, get in the game guys! — More details after the break!

Steve Ballmer - Kinect will make it to the PC "in the right time"

Talking to the BBC, Steve Ballmer confirmed yesterday at CES that the Xbox 360’s Kinect camera peripheral wouldn’t stay in the gaming world forever, and eventually would bond together with the PC, and in effect Windows. — More details after the break!

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Samsung's super cool Sliding Tablet - CES 2011

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Samsung's super cool Sliding Tablet - CES 2011

If anything, this is the most original tablet at CES 2011 just because of the fact that it can transform into a reasonable netbook with a full QWERTY keyboard and trackpad. Originality was obviously the selling point for the Samsung Slider, but when (and if) it comes to market, will it actually sell? - Time will tell…

Exclusive - Interview with Myriam (tnkgrl) at CES 2011

CES 2011 has been crazy so far, and the only thing that could get us pumped and ready to go was an energetic interview with Myriam Joire outside the Engadget trailer. We dreaded a rushed interview with few short answers but Myriam brought some great pro tips to the table and some excellent insight on how the pro’s survive at CES 2011 — Enjoy the interview after the break!

Engadget gets hands on with Samsung Sliding PC 7 Series

Now, netbook tablet convertibles aren’t something new, in fact they’ve been around for quite some time now; however, as you’d expect most of them were just plane buggy and downright unusable. “But, what about a sliding netbook tablet convertible” you say? Well, the fine folks over at Engadget, got some one on one time with Samsung’s latest offering… the Samsung Sliding PC 7 series. — More after the break!

Griffin Beacon turns your iOS devices into a universal remote

It’s an iPhone. No wait, it’s a universal remote. No, no, it is most definitely both. — Yep, that’s right. What we’re looking at here is Griffin’s latest product for turning your ever precious iOS device into a universal remote. — More details after the break!

Android 3.0 Honeycomb - Guided video tours

It’s been a long haul into the tablet game for other manufactures since Apple’s release of the iPad (and trust us, 6 months is a “long haul” in the tech industry). We knew Google, Microsoft, Palm and all major hardware companies we’re going to climb the hill where Apple managed to sneak up and perch their flag on the tippy top, but nothing could prepare us for the onslaught of tablet hype that emerged just a few months earlier. — Full details after the break!