CES 2012: The announcements
The time has come for us to do a quick round-up of all the interesting stuff that happened during CES 2012. All of the important announcements have now been made, so let's see what the outcome is. Actually, almost all new phones and tablets got announced on the very first day of the event - even a day before the official start - on January 9. That allowed attendees to experience the newly-announced devices during the expo itself, by visiting the booths of their favorite companies.
Below you'll find a comprehensive list with all the interesting phones, tablets and news that got announced at CES 2012:
Phones:
News:
Phones:
- Motorola DROID 4
- Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
- Nokia Lumia 900
- Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD
- Samsung Galaxy Note LTE
- Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G
- Samsung Exhilarate
- Sony Xperia ion
- HTC Titan II
- LG Spectrum
- LG Viper
- RIM BlackBerry Curve 9370
- Pantech Burst
- Huawei Ascend P1 S
- Lenovo S2
- Lenovo K800
- ViewSonic ViewPhone 3
Tablets:
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 LTE
- Pantech Element
- Asus Eee Pad MeMO
- Asus MeMO 370T
- Asus MeMO 171
- Acer Iconia Tab A700
- Acer Iconia Tab A510
- Toshiba Excite X10
- Lenovo IdeaTab K2
- Lenovo IdeaTab S2
- General Mobile e-tab 32GB
- ViewSonic ViewPad E70
- ViewSonic ViewPad 10pi
- WikiPad
- OLPC XO 3.0
News:
- Verizon DROID 4 by Motorola is announced!
- Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX official, coming in the following weeks
- Nokia Lumia 900 vs HTC Titan II: Specs comparison
- HTC Titan II - Windows Phone with LTE and 16-megapixel camera
- HTC Titan II camera samples - how the 16-megapixel photos look
- Samsung Galaxy Note is coming to AT&T with LTE on board, indecisive crowds rejoice
- Samsung Exhilarate announced for AT&T; LTE-powered, eco-friendly smartphone for under $50
- Samsung signs with TomTom for bringing navigation to bada OS, starting with the Wave 3
- AT&T to get its own Galaxy Nexus in the form of Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket HD
- LG Spectrum pairs a 4.5" True HD IPS screen with Verizon's LTE network and ESPN HD video partnership
- LG Spectrum vs Samsung Galaxy Nexus vs HTC Rezound: specs comparison
- LG Viper is a 4G LTE smartphone for Sprint, which also happens to be ECO-friendly
- Sony Xperia ion for AT&T LTE coming with 12MP camera and HD display, and it is just Sony
- Sony Ericsson is no more, long live Sony Mobile Communications
- Sony Xperia S 12MP camera samples
- Sony Xperia ion 12MP camera samples
- Sprint is getting the Samsung Galaxy Nexus later this year
- Galaxy Note vs Skyrocket HD vs Exhilarate vs Burst vs Xperia ion: specs comparison
- BlackBerry Curve 9370 to make its way to Verizon shelves on January 19
- BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 software demonstration
- Pantech Burst hits AT&T on January 22; delivers LTE and dual-core goodness for $50
- Pantech Element is an affordable, waterproof tablet for AT&T, officially
- Acer shows off quad-core Iconia Tab with 1080p display
- Acer brings Iconia Tab A510 with Tegra 3
- Lenovo announces 10" Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, the IdeaTab S2
- Lenovo shows off second 10" Tegra 3 tablet, the IdeaTab K2
- The Lenovo K91 is a holy matrimony between Android and a TV set
- Huawei Ascend P1 S unveiled with a bang: the world’s thinnest smartphone
- Asus Transformer Prime getting Android 4.0 today
- Asus Transformer Prime getting redesign to fix GPS and add upgrades
- Asus announces unnamed 7" Tegra 3 tablet for $249
- Asus announces 7" Eee Pad MeMO tablet
- Toshiba Excite X10 tablet gets release and price info
- Toshiba shows off 5.1", 7.7" and 13.3" tablets, no real info yet though
- Here is what an Intel smartphone reference design looks like
- Sony brings its Smart accessories to CES: SmartWatch, Smart Wireless Headset pro, SmartTags
- LePan lifts the cover off affordable Honeycomb and ICS tablets
- Vizio teases a 10" VTAB3010 tablet, promises "Beauty & Braun"
- Leader next to announce affordable Android ICS tablets, $299 gets you a Tegra 2 10-incher
- ZTE shows off 7" Tegra 3 tablet
- Polaroid Spectrum lineup revealed – a trio of modest Ice Cream Sandwich tablets
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