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Originally Posted by Dave999
Not sure when they'll preview the devices. Check this link: http://ces.cnet.com/
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Engadget 
: We're live from Samsung's CES 2013 press event tomorrow
You can join the liveblog right here at January 7, 2013 5:00 PM EST
Last edited by ranbaxy; 2013-01-07 at 18:25.
: We're live from Samsung's CES 2013 press event tomorrowYou can join the liveblog right here at January 7, 2013 5:00 PM EST
Samsung is expected to show plenty of TVs and home theater products. The company late last month hinted at "an unprecedented new TV shape" it will show at CES. The television, which sat vertically instead of horizontally, appeared to be see-through. Samsung also likely will be among the many electronics providers showcasing Ultra HD 4K TVs, among other products.
Samsung has already announced many of its audio and home theater products for 2013, including a Bluetooth speaker with NFC pairing; the BD-F7500 Blu-ray player that offers 4K (Ultra HD) upconversion and content recommendation features; and a home theater system and sound bar, both of which offer the retro vacuum tube sound that Samsung first introduced in 2012 with the DA-E750 audio dock.
Other earlier Samsung announcements include the Series 7 Ultra and Series 7 Chronos Windows 8 laptops, and the SC770 1080p touch-screen monitor.
Samsung aims to upend TV design at CES, clearly
TV in Ultra HD, new designs at CES 2013
Samsung preps 5.5-inch flexible phone screen for CES demo
In mobile, however, we're not expecting much. The company (along with many others) has tended to introduce phones at its own events or at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
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Originally Posted by ranbaxy
Hehe I thought mainly Engadget
These are copied from random websites, not Engadget
It was only a joke 
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Pantech Discover: $50 large-screen, 12MP Android
One of Pantech's most ambitious smartphones yet, AT&T's Pantech Discover combines a 4.8-inch 720p HD display with a 12.6-megapixel camera on a 4G LTE, Android handset.
The smartphone also features a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon S4 Pro processor; NFC, or near-field communication, protocol; and crams in a 2,100 mAH battery to support the power-hungry screen.
On the software side, Pantech makes its own mark with the option of Easy Mode, which simplifies the Android home screen layout with preinstalled icons that are also large and finger-friendly.
AT&T gets into the action with its AT&T DriveMode app, a helper to keep you from texting and crashing. In fact, Pantech's Discover is the first phone to get it.
Unfortunately, the Discover only runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for now, and I'd prefer to see the newer 4.1 Jelly Bean on here.
However, you can paper over a multitude of peccadilloes with fantastic price, and that's always something Pantech does exquisitely. The Discover costs just $49.99 with a new two-year agreement with AT&T. The phone goes on sale January 11.
One of Pantech's most ambitious smartphones yet, AT&T's Pantech Discover combines a 4.8-inch 720p HD display with a 12.6-megapixel camera on a 4G LTE, Android handset.
The smartphone also features a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon S4 Pro processor; NFC, or near-field communication, protocol; and crams in a 2,100 mAH battery to support the power-hungry screen.
On the software side, Pantech makes its own mark with the option of Easy Mode, which simplifies the Android home screen layout with preinstalled icons that are also large and finger-friendly.
AT&T gets into the action with its AT&T DriveMode app, a helper to keep you from texting and crashing. In fact, Pantech's Discover is the first phone to get it.
Unfortunately, the Discover only runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for now, and I'd prefer to see the newer 4.1 Jelly Bean on here.
However, you can paper over a multitude of peccadilloes with fantastic price, and that's always something Pantech does exquisitely. The Discover costs just $49.99 with a new two-year agreement with AT&T. The phone goes on sale January 11.
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Originally Posted by ranbaxy
Crowd sourcing commonly used words? Well I hope they have a bloody good filter for their auto correction because I really don't know how I would feel with having a plethora of misspelled words appear in my dictionary.
Nuance Unveils Swype Living Language
Nuance Innovates Crowd Sourcing for the Keyboard; Swype Living Language Learns from Users around the Globe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=xocNFVwvVgw
“Swype continues to be the best keyboard in the industry, leading the way with innovations that really work and that people really use – and Swype Living Language is yet another example,” said Aaron Sheedy, vice president, text input, Nuance Mobile. “By leveraging the cloud and crowd-sourcing input from around the world, Swype provides users with a device that further humanizes interactions through touch—and changes the way our increasingly dynamic language is learned and used.”
Or the worst of them all... YOLO *shudders*
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NVIDIA officially unveils Tegra 4: offers quad-core Cortex A15, 72 GPU cores 
One new SoC per year? That's what NVIDIA pledged back in the fall of 2010 and today at its CES 2013 presser, it delivered with the Tegra 4's official unveiling. The chip, which retains the same 4-plus-1 arrangement of its predecessor, arrives with a whopping 72 GeForce GPU cores -- effectively offering six times the Tegra 3's visual output and is based on the 28nm process. It also is the first quad-core processor with Cortex A15 cores on-board, and offers compatibility with LTE networks through an optional chip. NVIDIA claims this piece of silicon is the world's fastest mobile processor, and showed a demonstration in which a Tegra 4 went head-to-head against a Nexus 10 in loading websites (you can guess which one won).
The Tegra 4 also introduces new computational photography architecture, which adds a new engine to drive the image processing and significantly improve the amount of time it takes to calculate the necessary mathematics 10 times faster than current platforms. To show off its power, NVIDIA demonstrated HDR rendering on live video. The chip is also capable of implementing HDR in burst shots and with LED flash. The idea, NVIDIA says, is to eventually make our mobile cameras more powerful than DSLRs, and this is certainly a step in the right direction.
The Tegra 4 will also enable 4K ultra high-definition video support, as well as PRISM 2 display tech that claims to reduce the power used by the backlight. Doing so will result in a 45 percent decrease in power consumption when compared to Tegra 3.
Announced alongside the Tegra 4 was the i500 Soft Modem, which is essentially a reprogrammable baseband solution that is capable of utilizing a wide variety of networks. The chip, which is an optional addendum to the Tegra 4 platform to enable LTE support, is able to process 1.2 trillion operations per second and is 40 percent the size of a conventional baseband chip.
We're still waiting to hear about availability for the Tegra 4, but enjoy the press release and above photo gallery in the meantime.
One new SoC per year? That's what NVIDIA pledged back in the fall of 2010 and today at its CES 2013 presser, it delivered with the Tegra 4's official unveiling. The chip, which retains the same 4-plus-1 arrangement of its predecessor, arrives with a whopping 72 GeForce GPU cores -- effectively offering six times the Tegra 3's visual output and is based on the 28nm process. It also is the first quad-core processor with Cortex A15 cores on-board, and offers compatibility with LTE networks through an optional chip. NVIDIA claims this piece of silicon is the world's fastest mobile processor, and showed a demonstration in which a Tegra 4 went head-to-head against a Nexus 10 in loading websites (you can guess which one won).
The Tegra 4 also introduces new computational photography architecture, which adds a new engine to drive the image processing and significantly improve the amount of time it takes to calculate the necessary mathematics 10 times faster than current platforms. To show off its power, NVIDIA demonstrated HDR rendering on live video. The chip is also capable of implementing HDR in burst shots and with LED flash. The idea, NVIDIA says, is to eventually make our mobile cameras more powerful than DSLRs, and this is certainly a step in the right direction.
The Tegra 4 will also enable 4K ultra high-definition video support, as well as PRISM 2 display tech that claims to reduce the power used by the backlight. Doing so will result in a 45 percent decrease in power consumption when compared to Tegra 3.
Announced alongside the Tegra 4 was the i500 Soft Modem, which is essentially a reprogrammable baseband solution that is capable of utilizing a wide variety of networks. The chip, which is an optional addendum to the Tegra 4 platform to enable LTE support, is able to process 1.2 trillion operations per second and is 40 percent the size of a conventional baseband chip.
We're still waiting to hear about availability for the Tegra 4, but enjoy the press release and above photo gallery in the meantime.
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Vizio Unveils First Tegra 4-Powered Ten-Inch Tablet and a Smaller, Seven-Incher
The NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC is probably the fastest chipset on the market at the moment and, aside from powering the company’s own Project SHIELD, it is also at the core of Vizio’s new ten-inch tablet. The resolution is similar to the one on the Google Nexus 10: 2560 x 1600 pixels and the ten-incher also packs 32GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi, as well as a pair of front and rear cameras. It will run Android 4.2 Jelly Bean out-of-the box.
The seven-inch Vizio tablet is powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 SoC and has an IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, 16GB of storage, 1.2-megapixel webcam on the front, and runs stock Android Jelly Bean. Once it will be available the version of the OS will be 4.2.
At the moment there is no exact information regarding pricing or availability for the two Vizio tablets.
The NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC is probably the fastest chipset on the market at the moment and, aside from powering the company’s own Project SHIELD, it is also at the core of Vizio’s new ten-inch tablet. The resolution is similar to the one on the Google Nexus 10: 2560 x 1600 pixels and the ten-incher also packs 32GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi, as well as a pair of front and rear cameras. It will run Android 4.2 Jelly Bean out-of-the box.
The seven-inch Vizio tablet is powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 SoC and has an IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, 16GB of storage, 1.2-megapixel webcam on the front, and runs stock Android Jelly Bean. Once it will be available the version of the OS will be 4.2.
At the moment there is no exact information regarding pricing or availability for the two Vizio tablets.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=IAV-Kkq-GtY
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8TH
12:00PM Stage Kickoff with Felicia Day
12:30PM eMusic CEO Adam Klein
1:00PM RIM Vice President of Developer Relations Alec Saunders
1:30PM Qualcomm SVP of Product Management Raj Talluri, SVP of Product Management
2:00PM Nokia EVP, Sales and Market Chris Weber
2:30PM CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro
4:00PM Red Digital Cinema Co-Founder Ted Schilowitz
4:30PM Samsung Director of Product Marketing Ryan Bidan
5:00PM Ford Product Manager Julius Marchwicki
5:30PM Mozilla VP of Products Jay Sullivan
6:00PM Sony Vaio Product Specialist David Ng
6:30PM TransferJet demos with Toshiba Director Analog and Imaging Business Unit Deepak Mithani / Technology Executive Tsukasa Matoba
7:00PM 3D Systems CEO Avi Reichental
7:30PM Stern Pinball CEO Gary Stern
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9TH
12:00PM Sifteo President and Co-Founder Dave Merrill
12:30PM Texas Instruments Business Unit Manager for DLP Pico Frank Moizio
1:00PM Pantech Marketing Manager Chandra Thompson
1:30PM NVIDIA Director of Tegra Product Marketing Matt Wuebbling
2:00PM Huffington Post President and Editor-in-Chief Arianna Huffington / Verizon Chief Medical Officer Dr. Peter Tippett
2:30PM Arm Inc President Simon Segars
4:00PM Polaroid CEO Scott Hardy
4:30PM Sprint Director of Product Marketing Trevor Van Norman
5:00PM MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis
5:30PM Electronic Frontier Foundation Staff Attorney Julie Samuels
6:00PM Rally Car Driver Ken Block
6:30PM Toshiba VP, Product Marketing and Development, Visual Products Scott Ramirez
7:00PM Lenovo Senior Vice President Peter Hortensius
7:30PM Nuance CTO Vlad Sejnoha
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10TH
12:00PM Parrot CEO Henri Seydoux
12:30PM AMD Director, Global Business Units Marketing John Taylor
1:00PM SMS Audio 50 Cent, Brian Nohe, VP
1:30PM SanDisk Vice President, Retail Product Marketing Dinesh Bahal
2:00PM Myriad VP of Business Development Olivier Bartholot
2:30PM OLPC VP Business Development Giulia D'Amico / CFO Bob Hacker
4:00PM GM Chief Infotainment Officer Phil Abram
4:30PM Sony Televisions
5:00PM Verizon Director, Network and Technology Praveen Atreya
5:30PM Huawei President Huawei Device Richard Yu
6:00PM Wacom VP of Marketing Scott Rawlings
6:30PM ZTE CEO (ZTE USA) Lixin Cheng
7:00PM WiGig President and Chairman Ali Sadri
7:30PM Samsung Mobile Application Bootcamp Award Ceremony
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11TH
12:00PM Razer Global Director of Product Marketing Heath Hatcher
12:30PM WiTricity CEO Eric Giler
1:00PM Oculus Co-Founder Palmer Luckey / CEO Brendan Iribe
1:30PM Formlabs Co-Founder Maxim Lobovsky
2:00PM Indiegogo CEO Slava Rubin
2:30PM Romotive Co-Founder and CEO Keller Rinaudo
4:00PM iRobot Outdoor Products Manager Jeff Karlson
4:30PM Vuzix CEO Paul Travers
5:00PM Sculpteo Co-Founder and CEO Clément Moreau
5:30PM ThinkGeek
6:00PM CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro
6:30PM Marvell
7:00PM Ubuntu Founder Mark Shuttleworth
7:30PM Node
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
12:00PM Stage Kickoff with Felicia Day
12:30PM eMusic CEO Adam Klein
1:00PM RIM Vice President of Developer Relations Alec Saunders
1:30PM Qualcomm SVP of Product Management Raj Talluri, SVP of Product Management
2:00PM Nokia EVP, Sales and Market Chris Weber
2:30PM CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro
4:00PM Red Digital Cinema Co-Founder Ted Schilowitz
4:30PM Samsung Director of Product Marketing Ryan Bidan
5:00PM Ford Product Manager Julius Marchwicki
5:30PM Mozilla VP of Products Jay Sullivan
6:00PM Sony Vaio Product Specialist David Ng
6:30PM TransferJet demos with Toshiba Director Analog and Imaging Business Unit Deepak Mithani / Technology Executive Tsukasa Matoba
7:00PM 3D Systems CEO Avi Reichental
7:30PM Stern Pinball CEO Gary Stern
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9TH
12:00PM Sifteo President and Co-Founder Dave Merrill
12:30PM Texas Instruments Business Unit Manager for DLP Pico Frank Moizio
1:00PM Pantech Marketing Manager Chandra Thompson
1:30PM NVIDIA Director of Tegra Product Marketing Matt Wuebbling
2:00PM Huffington Post President and Editor-in-Chief Arianna Huffington / Verizon Chief Medical Officer Dr. Peter Tippett
2:30PM Arm Inc President Simon Segars
4:00PM Polaroid CEO Scott Hardy
4:30PM Sprint Director of Product Marketing Trevor Van Norman
5:00PM MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis
5:30PM Electronic Frontier Foundation Staff Attorney Julie Samuels
6:00PM Rally Car Driver Ken Block
6:30PM Toshiba VP, Product Marketing and Development, Visual Products Scott Ramirez
7:00PM Lenovo Senior Vice President Peter Hortensius
7:30PM Nuance CTO Vlad Sejnoha
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10TH
12:00PM Parrot CEO Henri Seydoux
12:30PM AMD Director, Global Business Units Marketing John Taylor
1:00PM SMS Audio 50 Cent, Brian Nohe, VP
1:30PM SanDisk Vice President, Retail Product Marketing Dinesh Bahal
2:00PM Myriad VP of Business Development Olivier Bartholot
2:30PM OLPC VP Business Development Giulia D'Amico / CFO Bob Hacker
4:00PM GM Chief Infotainment Officer Phil Abram
4:30PM Sony Televisions
5:00PM Verizon Director, Network and Technology Praveen Atreya
5:30PM Huawei President Huawei Device Richard Yu
6:00PM Wacom VP of Marketing Scott Rawlings
6:30PM ZTE CEO (ZTE USA) Lixin Cheng
7:00PM WiGig President and Chairman Ali Sadri
7:30PM Samsung Mobile Application Bootcamp Award Ceremony
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11TH
12:00PM Razer Global Director of Product Marketing Heath Hatcher
12:30PM WiTricity CEO Eric Giler
1:00PM Oculus Co-Founder Palmer Luckey / CEO Brendan Iribe
1:30PM Formlabs Co-Founder Maxim Lobovsky
2:00PM Indiegogo CEO Slava Rubin
2:30PM Romotive Co-Founder and CEO Keller Rinaudo
4:00PM iRobot Outdoor Products Manager Jeff Karlson
4:30PM Vuzix CEO Paul Travers
5:00PM Sculpteo Co-Founder and CEO Clément Moreau
5:30PM ThinkGeek
6:00PM CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro
6:30PM Marvell
7:00PM Ubuntu Founder Mark Shuttleworth
7:30PM Node
9P-12A Engadget Podcasts
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Gonna bet it is a 4k TV.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=IAV-Kkq-GtY
