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BUG Labs announces five new BUGmodules at CES

BUG Labs BUG3g

We are big fans of BUG Labs, so we are naturally excited about the news this morning coming out of that they are set to release a total of five new BUGmodules. If you are unfamiliar with what BUG Labs and the BUGbase is all about, check out our video from last year’s CES after the break. Anyhow, here’s a list of the new BUGmodules:

  • BUG3g: Gives you phone and/or data connectivity
  • BUGwifi: Give you 802.11b/g Wi-Fi as well as Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR capabilities
  • BUGbee: An 802.15.4 antenna to be used with ZigBee home automation setups
  • BUGsound: Give you a 20mm speaker jack, four 3.5mm jacks, and an omnidirectional microphone
  • BUGprojector: An integrated DLP Pico projector which outputs at 480x320 resolution

None of these have been priced, or have even been stamped with a specific release date, but you can expect them to ship before the end of the quarter.

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CES 2008: Yoggie Pico Best Computer Accessory

Yoggie PicoWant to know who some of the winners are at this year’s CES? Let’s start with the Best of Innovations Awards. The Computer Accessory chosen is the latest entry from Yoggie, the Pico, personal security with 13 applications such as anti-virus and phishing, parental web control, layer-8 eight security, and VPN client. With a dual flash memory system, the device blocks both known and unknown Internet baddies outside your computer while it boosts its performance. You can pick up a Yoggie for ~$130.00 online, depending on where you shop.

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