A robo-telescope, quick-starting laptops, and 3-D glasses everywhere
Posted 01.07.2009 at 1:47 pm
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Two days before the Consumer Electronics Show officially starts, the first products debuted at CES Unveiled on Tuesday evening. Many of the tables at the Venetian conference center in Vegas looked best-suited to an obscure trade fair, with information about USB and HDMI specifications, for example. But a few innovative--or just plain quirky -- products emerged. Click to see the highlights.
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