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  • China's Hanvon Aims for Europe With E-readers Chinese e-reader maker Hanvon Technology is trying to sell more of its devices in Europe and the U.S.
  • Car Tech Romances the Screen at CES 2010 Suddenly car makers and car tech vendors are scrambling to bring the luxuries of smartphones to your dashboard, with big, touchable screens to provide multimedia options and GPS navigation. Some companies have embraced the smartphone itself as a tool to aid your travels. Here are some of the big trends and notable products in car tech at CES 2010.
  • Intel: 27 New Laptop, Desktop CPUs Arrive in January Intel has officially launched its 32-nanometer CPUs, including 11 Arrandale chips for laptops, six Clarkdale chips for desktops, and seven new chipsets.
  • Small-Business Tech Makes a Big Showing at CES CES isn't just for consumer gear. Here are eight cool gadgets that will make business-types drool.
  • MagicJack Harnesses Femtocell for VoIP MagicJack is demonstrating a device near CES this week that it claims will let consumers make VoIP calls using any GSM phone.
  • Blio E-Book Platform: No Reader (Yet), But Great Graphics Based heavily on Microsoft presentation technologies, Blio excels at recreating illustrated titles that don’t fare well on e-Ink displays.
  • Day 1: Gadgets Gone Wild at CES Media players with see-through screens, incredibly thin TVs, and tiny HD camcorders characterized the opening day of CES in Las Vegas.
  • A Closer Look at the Palm Pre Plus, Pixi Plus, and WebOS 1.4 Palm didn't announce anything groundbreaking today at the company's CES press conference, but the new hardware and software updates are much-welcomed.
  • The Dawn of the Tablet PC: CES 2010 Roundup Tablet PCs are the big thing at CES 2010. Here's a look at what HP, Lenovo, and Sony have lined up--as well as at some of the challengers aiming to knock them down.
  • Intel CEO Shows First Moorestown Smartphone Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed the first smartphone based on the company's Moorestown platform for mobile devices.
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