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X-mastechboi: Always enjoy your podcast every week, you guys are funny!! If you are constantly getting USB drives as part of your job (we get them all the time from PR folks), this can be a great way to transfer content without running to a PC. Keith_Shaw: One of the geekier suggestions I have this year was the Aleratec Copењњruiser Plus, which lets you copy files from one USB drive to another without having to run to a PC. Shoppergirl: Which new tool is really useful for enterprise office worker productivity? SD memory cards in particular are very inexpensive, and make a great stocking stuffer for the gadget-lover on your list. If you are still interested in getting a tech-related gift, I'd go the route of getting a good memory card so that the person can store tons of stuff on all of these systems. Ron: I am trying to find a gift for someone who already has an iPhone, iPod, GPS, laptop and ordinary PCs, Tivo, DVR, digital camera(s).

#Sling tv download to blu ray player portable#

I'm still waiting for the portable time machine, not sure if that's going to happen at this year's CES. That said, I'd say that the hottest gadgets will be what they've been in the past - new cell phones, smart phones, GPS devices, digital cameras, and other assorted things with an on/off switch. Keith_Shaw: Most of the companies that pre-brief me on CES stuff have me under strict NDAs where I could lose my house, job, cars, kids and assorted limbs if I reveal anything. So what are the hottest gadgets to see at CES this year?

But if you are looking for a smart phone that supports corporate e-mail, the latest round of BlackBerry devices are awesome.Д«uckeyegirl: Hey, Keith. They'd be stupid not too, what with end users clamoring for the iPhone at work. I joke about the greatness of the iPhone, but it's also a reasonably smart guess that the next version of the iPhone will not only include more third-party app support (your definition of 'more' may vary from mine), but they'll also start opening up some corporate e-mail functions. RIM and BlackBerry really know the corporate customer, so that's always a plus.

Keith_Shaw: I love the BlackBerry 8820, the AT&T network one that includes Wi-Fi. What is your opinion on these new BlackBerries? The new line of BlackBerries can do everything the iPhone can and more. It is a good device but right now it is locked to 3rd party apps and can't corporate e-mail. The industry will also have to educate consumers that the $50 or 'free' phone that has been subsidized in the past will suddenly cost more money, because if the carrier doesn't have control over the phone and its content, why should they also then have to subsidize the phone as well?ДЇanboy: The iPhone really isn't THAT great. The system won't be completely 'open,' device manufacturers that want to be able to run on the Verizon network will still have to go through some hoops (through Verizon's 'lab'), but this is more open than they've been before. I think this will provide more device choices for end users, and those customers who just want to buy a phone from Verizon will still be able to do that if they want. Keith_Shaw: At first I thought this was a ploy to fend off the Google announcement, to try and take the 'big stick' away from detractors who complained that Verizon's 'walled garden' was closed, but the more I think about it and read up on the details, it could be great for Verizon and its customers.