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Brian Kristensen
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Jan. 7, 2005

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SimpleTech

Simpletech was showing off a NAS (network access storage) device called the SimpleShare. It allows multiple users to instantly store and access large amounts of data such as documents, photos, video and MP3s from any system on the local network.

Belkin

We won't start to see 802.11n networking products on the market until 2006, as the standard has yet to be finalized. However, that has not stopped Belkin from making some pre-n products. While it may be nice to take advantage of some of the extra performance offered by them, they most likely will not be compatible with 802.11n certified products down the road. The TV you see here has split screen mode on with one of Belkin's latest products to show off the difference in image quality with and without their product. On the left you can see the picture is pretty fuzzy whereas the image on the right is incredibly sharp. I didn't catch the name of the product, but you can see it sitting in front of the TV.

Intel

Over at Intel's table we saw a few various products all working together wirelessly, including Roku's SoundBridge and an LCD display. That's right, a wireless LCD, how cool is that?

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Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: VoodooPC / Kingston
Page 3: Sony
Page 4: Rio / Archos / iRiver
Page 5: Dell / HP / Fossil
Page 6: Simpletech / Belkin / Intel
Page 7: Nikon / Konica Minolta
Page 8: Pentax / Canon
Page 9: TheTechZone CES Party / Conclusion

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