So here at CES you’ll see a ton of products and ways to market those products. Ed Hardy took a slightly different approach to the whole “look at us” thing. For a few seconds I wondered why a clothing designer was showing at CES — until you could actually push through the crowd and see..the cases.
They say sex sells and we are in Vegas/Sin City after all. Like Skullcandy, Ed Hardy found a simple way to gain attention for their product (in this case iPod cases). At the end of the day, those two booths had the best turn out in my opinion. Kind of reminds me of E3 of years past and the infamous booth babes.
Wrapping it up: Ed Hardy makes trendy clothing and iPod/iPhone cases that don’t work so well as clothing. Best leave them to covering up your gadgets instead.
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The concept is simple and easy to implement. Instead of plugging your electronics directly into the wall, plug your electronics into the Smart Socket and from there to the wall. Lastly plug in the Area Control to the wall then your router and your set.
Now you can monitor your energy usage and it even can calculate your electricity costs per appliance. Now the cool part is that via a laptop, smartphone or even SMS you can send a kill command to an appliance that is running or in standby mode. Remote control of your house electronics is a short set up and SMS away from being under your total control.
Nuu player is an IP Media player that helps streamline getting online content as well as digitally stored content onto your TV. It boasts content delivery of Youtube, Boxee, Hulu as well as social networking staples like Twitter, Facebook and Skype (with plug in for web cam). These are just a few examples of apps and services that Nuu will help move to the TV. For those of you looking to completely remove your laptop/desktop from being plugged into your TV, the Nuu player runs on Linux and has wifi to search for media on the network and 160 GB hard drive for storage of content. Nuu player is looking to run at about $299.99
