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Intel shows off smaller, more powerful Atom
Mini computers are coming out this summer from Lenovo, Compal and others that contain the new tiny Intel chip named Atom. Dan Snyder from Intel stopped by my office to show me more. He brought samples...
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Intel’s tips for conserving PC power and saving money
Intel Corp.’s new Atom chip will use less power than the company’s existing mobile processors. But don’t stop at Atom. Intel’s Dan Snyder, who I met on Monday, offered his own tips for conserving...
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Powermat: Charging up without cables — or electricity!
One of the more interesting gadgets I spotted at CES so far was Powermat, a wireless charging technology. Using magnetic induction as the power source, anything from iPods to cell phones to laptops...
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Power up: Different takes on travel chargers
The show ended Sunday. Here is the rest of what I saw at CES… To see more, visit Gadgetress@CES 2009 If you had one charger that charged your cell phone, iPod, laptop, camera and all of your other...
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First tchotchke of CES: The USB flip charger
The best part about the Consumer Electronics Show is seeing crazy new gadgets that you won’t find at a Best Buy or even Fry’s Electronics. First up: The Flipower touts itself as a plugless USB...
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AT&T moving to one phone charger fits all, plus conserve power
A special new phone charger from AT&T could help customers save money on their electric bill and waste less energy to boot. The AT&T Zero Charger automatically senses when a mobile phone is no...
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