The camera Polaroid teased last month, at the time simply (and ominously) called “Grey,” has been revealed by no less than Lady Gaga herself (about 40 minutes late), who claims to have been intimately involved with the design process. It’s pretty much what it looks like: a digital Polaroid camera that doubles as a wireless color printer. It’s got a flip-up LCD where you frame your shot; the controls are all under there unless you’re just firing one off.
For whatever reason (call it professional interest) I visited the Trojan booth at one of the CES shows. What did they have to show us? A little vibrating apparatus designed to offer the lady in your life (or man, or neuter tree-elf) the time of her/his/its life. It’s actually surprisingly safe for work, except when I handle an inflated condom.
We roll through Kodak’s booth en masse, like a boss.
In which Matt calls the new Lenovo LePad “Orange-y.”
We talk to Roku about their latest announcements including massive sales of their streaming box.
The supreme madness of the CES season has passed on once more, leaving our team with sore feet and a tech hangover. If you were watching our live video stream, you know what sort of a show it was — pretty much CES 2010: The Next Generation, what with all the 3D TVs and tablets. But that doesn’t mean there was nothing worth seeing. Far from it, in fact; the show floor was packed with interesting devices, they just weren’t at the big players’ booths.
Here are our favorites from CES and impressions of the show in general.
This is video from our livestream of the Motorola press conference held at CES. It shows the Atrix in detail.
We were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to talk with Ford CEO Alan Mulally, about the current lineup of cars and the technology that goes into them. Check out the video after the jump.
