Filed under: CES, Displays
All we have to do now, is take these lies, and assemble them true somehow. Permalink | Email this | CommentsOrginal post by Nilay Patel

Filed under: CES, Portable VideoSure, clip-on PVRs aren’t precisely revolutionary, but the huge majority of ‘em require you to don some pretty fugly headgear. The VIEVU PVR-PRO, however, can be placed most anywhere on your person, so faraway as you’re satisfied with the angle at which it records. that little bugger isn’t much larger than a traditio…

Filed under: CES, Portable Audio
The “Most Newest” concept of MUSIC PLAYER… for when Oakley’s Thumps are just too classy.Coming soonest. Permalink | Email this | CommentsOrginal post by Joshua Topolsky

Filed under: CES, Features, GamingSmells like cheap knockoff spirit. Permalink | Email this | CommentsOrginal post by Barb Dybwad

Filed under: CES, Gaming, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable VideoWhile a bit vague in the whole naming agency, that new no-name OEM PMP51 PMP is actually packing a quite a spec sheet. The primary focus of the handheld is supposedly 32 bit gaming, but sadly SNES is nowhere to be found. But lucky for us there’s Game Boy Advance play, in addition to…

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Hello Kitty meets hair. Permalink | Email this | CommentsOrginal post by Dante Cesa

Filed under: CES, Features, Misc. Gadgets
certain, it’s been out for a little while, but considering how many Engadget editors play guitar (and the fact that Pete just started RCRD LBL), we figured we had to stop by Gibson’s booth-bus complex and give the Robot Guitar a shot. The self-tuning axe actually weighs a little less than a regular Les Paul…