Slideshow: CES TechWeb Suite Sneak Peek
Amtel's technology was standout. The team showed audio technology that dramatically improved speaker sound -- even from cheap, tinny speakers.
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Wall outlets haven't changed in 83 years -- until now.
ThinkEco has invented the Modlet, a patent pending outlet and USB receiver package that helps you monitor electric usage and save money. It gives you control of your power that is smart-home like, without all the investment.
Use your computer to figure out which appliances are the energy vampires -- that means they're sucking energy even when supposedly powered off. Monitor your usage and save power.
The Modlet is shipping now in business and consumer versions, starting at $50. A good chance this will save big bucks on the monthly utility bill.
The modlet plugs into a regular wall socket.
Use Modlet's software to monitor whether appliances in your home or business are sucking up too much power.
Combining Atmel technology with silicon from Bang & Olufsen, Atmel's audio platform makes sound clearer and louder -- from tinny little speakers to movie-sized systems.
Atmel played us Eric Clapton's Leila before and after improvement with its technology.
Atmel's Free Motion Remote Control isn't an infrared control, so you don't have to be right in front of the gadget you're controlling. It will begin shipping with televisions this summer.
Other World Computing's razor-thin Aura SSD brings the highest capacity storage capacity ever to the MacBook Air.
Other World Computing's razor-thin Aura SSD brings the highest capacity storage capacity ever to the MacBook Air.
Wall outlets haven't changed in 83 years -- until now.
ThinkEco has invented the Modlet, a patent pending outlet and USB receiver package that helps you monitor electric usage and save money. It gives you control of your power that is smart-home like, without all the investment.
Use your computer to figure out which appliances are the energy vampires -- that means they're sucking energy even when supposedly powered off. Monitor your usage and save power.
The Modlet is shipping now in business and consumer versions, starting at $50. A good chance this will save big bucks on the monthly utility bill.
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