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CES: Asustek unveils netbook that unfolds to big-screen tablet
The company showed off a concept 47-inch LED TV and flexible screen wristwatch as well
CES: Samsung’s new e-readers add up to four
Samsung is also showing a 5-inch touchscreen e-reader and 6-inch with QWERTY keypad
CES: HTC brews up entry-level smartphone
Smartphone runs Qualcomm’s Brew MP operating system instead of Android or Windows Mobile
CES: Samsung builds 3D TV home system, thinnest LED TV ever
Samsung also unveiled an app store for mobiles and HD TVs
CES: First certified USB 3.0 products announced
Superspeed USB ten times faster than USB 2.0
Apple confirms it’s buying mobile ad company Quattro
The move comes just weeks after Google agreed to buy AdMob
Cisco buys Rohati Systems
Start-up company could also help Cisco make headway in cloud-based environments
4G networks step closer with Voice standard
IP Multimedia Subsystem revenues to double
Industry Canada approves Ciena’s acquisition of Nortel’s metro Ethernet networks division
Tony Clement gives Ciena’s Nortel acquisition the stamp of government approval
The Museum of Civilization gets an iPhone app
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is the first Museum in Canada to introduce an innovative iPhone Application
Feds support defence wireless network R&D
Announces $9.7 million repayable investment in BelAir Networks Inc. to develop wireless networking technologies
Freescale aims to ignite smartbook market with $200 tablet
Based on the i.MX515 processor incorporating ARM Cortex-A8
Lenovo makes space for AMD chips on ThinkPad laptops
Will help Lenovo offer ThinkPad laptops starting at under $500
#25 Top Trend of 2009: Netbooks
Businesses of all sizes are now starting to adopt netbooks