CES 2006: Cornice, iRiver, Alienware, etc
comment: 4 | Wednesday, January 04 (2006) 11:38PM | Posted by
Austin Vaughan | | Other stuff from The Digital Experience: there was a very nice lady over at Cornice who actually recognized our website (and actually knew what she was talking about). So we'll just mention her company's new 8 & 10GB micro-HDD drives, for which they still need DAP manufacturers, really. Sirius was there, with their dock-based S50 satellite radio as was Archos (nothing new to spot there, except for some vague plans on implementation of Wi-Fi and such in new yet unnamed products) - the Gmini-500 won't make it to the US, supposedly.
iRiver told us that the G10 won't come available anywhere except for South Korea. We'll have to cross-examine some reps on that tomorrow. Mustek, the company that brought you one of the crappiest PVRs ever (PVR1x0) had a new brick to pimp - a 7-inch screen, 40GB PVR that comes witrh an SD slot and an affordable price tag (399 USD, available May 2006). |
Other than that, nothing too interesting to mention. Lots of not-so-interesting docking station/speaker set thingies (Saitek was there, for example), standard-issue DAPs like the ones made by Sandisk and Alienware. Some nice cube-like "Porsche"-designed FM/XM/DAB radios by Eton and Sonos'new unit pretty much wrapped it up. The "real stuff" will just have to roll in tomorrow, I guess.
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That is indeed a very fine young lady at Cornice!