Skinning is all the rage now make it personal and other misc things at CES

Making the laptop your own is a great idea but so many are generic and may not have the design you want. So impel now have a print your own kit complete with a guide so you can put your own picture and designs on. That is sure to help with the million iPhones in circulation. After all you don’t want your boss to know what you’ve been saying about him on social media do you?

Power charging mats are all the rage. I started with an iAdapt but I have to say only one out of three chargers work so I got fed up with the flat phones. I tried taking out and in the charge points but still only the mini USB worked. The micro USB did not work despite a lot of fiddling and the iPhone one did not have enough power to charge my iPad. So it is fair to say that I’ve pretty much given up on it.

So in the UK the big promotion has been for Powermat but at CES there are a wide range of alternatives including celpad. Celpad is a slick shiny alternative that relies on iPhones being in cases that connect but other phones need to plug into a dongle to charge.

99 dollars and another 40 dollars for the tips are the price point they are looking at and it does look a lot more stylish.

3d tv is starting to recognise the limitation and there are demos using no glasses and a huge LG stand which just uses polarising glasses to get the 3d effect.

Needing to look cool in the summer with your blue tooth then how about taking a look at the sunglasses from BonSayOn with the built in Bluetooth headset that uses the bone in your nose to conduct the microphone sounds. The noise isolating was good in a busy exhibition hall.