CES preview: Gadgets for the year ahead; D-Link touch-screen router, pocket NAS

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Read full story Related News: CES: D-Link touch-screen router, pocket NAS Networking gear can be cool, too, as D-Link shows off it's new touch-screen router (configure without a PC) and a portable pocket network-attached storage device. CES: Lenovo's ultraportable a "business" notebook? Lenovo's ultraportable X100e is a different type of netbook - it's aimed at the business market, includes Windows 7 and the ThinkPad name and thumbtrack. CES: Mobile TV coming to US in 2010 Some of the first gadgets capable of tuning into free, local mobile TV services are getting their unveiling this week at CES. CES Preview Podcast: Trends for 2010 We're not just about video this week at CES - check out this podcast I conducted with two Accenture analysts regarding consumer electronics trends for 2010. Good stuff about where technology is heading. CES: Klipsch merges LED light with wireless speaker At CES audio company Klipsch showed off a device that combines a speaker and LED light. 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