Meeting Notes 2011-01-16 WinSIG

Submitted by Hewie Poplock on Sat, 2011-01-15 22:51

Sheila's Presentations:

Windows File Selection Box
Capturing websites you visited using a web browsing history application - hooeey webprint
A cutesy simple greeting card web site is http://cakesy.com/

Best of CES 2011 Awards:

Best of Show Best of CES Awards Winner: Motorola Xoom from Tablets category http://bit.ly/e4VF1X
People's Voice Best of CES Awards Winner: Razer Switchblade http://bit.ly/fd2CSN
Televisions Best of CES Awards Winner: Vizio xvt3d654SV http://bit.ly/eVXBMV (similar model)
Tablets Best of CES Awards Winner: Motorola Xoom http://bit.ly/e4VF1X
Storage & Networking Best of #CES Awards Winner: Iosafe Rugged Portable Drive http://bit.ly/hbMP4o
Software, Services & Apps Best of CES Awards Winner: Real Networks UniFi http://bit.ly/eZDWlI
SmartPhones Best of CES Awards Winner: Motorola Atrix 4G http://bit.ly/hSkR8R
Prototypes Best of CES Awards Winner: Toshiba Eyeglass-Free 3D prototype http://bit.ly/gFw7gm
PC's & Laptops Best of CES Awards Winner: Intel Sandy Bridge technology http://intel.ly/eaIXS4
Home Theater Best of CES Awards Winner: Samsung BD-D7000 http://bit.ly/fNRZk5
Gaming Best of CES Awards Winner: Nintendo 3DS http://bit.ly/hSwPFW
Digital Imaging Best of CES Awards Winner: Sony Handycam HDR-P http://bit.ly/hHFrBq (I think this is it, but not certain)
Design Best of CES Awards Winner: Casio Tryx http://bit.ly/fMuyBO
Car Tech Best of CES Awards Winner: Toyota Entune http://engt.co/fFHVwx

Available from many sources. Here are some of those that I have compiled:

CrunchGear's streaming live coverage of the CES Aisles
CNET's live coverage every day!Includes many of the press conferences live.
TechPodcasts Live: Starting Thursday at 8:00/P9:00M/10:00C/11:00E A.M.
Into Tomorrow with Dave Graveline: Should be broadcasting all through CES.
This Week In Tech (TWIT) TV: with Leo Laporte and friends: periodic webcasts from CES. Rumored to be blogging from Showstoppers, an exclusive press event at CES.
CNET's 'live' blogs. CNET will be blogging at many of the press conferences in near real time.