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Article | 12/10/2009 Mobile-phone simulator helps coordinate an outfit
Choosing and buying clothes via a mobile phone is getting easier in Japan with the launch of a new service that allows shoppers to simulate an outfit ...
Article | 11/10/2009 Japan's Ceatec sees big drop in visitors
The number of visitors to Ceatec, Japan's largest consumer electronics exhibition, fell by roughly a quarter compared to last year, organizers said on...
Article | 11/10/2009 CEATEC: Green laser developed for micro-projectors
Japan's QD Laser has developed a compact green laser that could energize the market for high-definition micro-projectors.
Article | 11/10/2009 KDDI pairs a mobile phone with a robot
As mobile phones add more features and more users connect with social media, the cell phone becomes a more important part of people's lives. Japanese ...
Article | 11/10/2009 CEATEC: TDK develops 320GB optical disc
TDK has developed a prototype optical disc that can hold up to 320GB of information -- that's more than six times the current highest-capacity media a...
Article | 9/10/2009 CEATEC: New gadgets, prototypes debuted this week in Japan
Ceatec, showcased many new technologies and prototype gadgets. We take you through our favourite tech products.
Article | 8/10/2009 CEATEC: KDDI shows low-cost joystick for mobile phones
Japanese telecommunications company KDDI showed a low-cost, 3D joystick for mobile phones at Ceatec on Wednesday.
Article | 5/10/2009 CEATEC: Toshiba shows first TV based on Cell chip
Hoping to set itself apart from other television makers, Toshiba will soon put on sale in Japan the first television based on the powerful Cell multim...
Article | 8/10/2009 Typhoon delays Ceatec opening on Wednesday
A powerful typhoon has delayed the opening of Japan's Ceatec electronics show on its third day.
Article | 6/10/2009 CEATEC: KDDI shows latest prototype phone based on fuel cell
The latest prototype cell phone based on a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) made its debut on Tuesday at the Ceatec show in Japan.
Article | 6/10/2009 CEATEC: DoCoMo's LTE chip offers download speeds of 100Mbps
NTT DoCoMo expects to have an LTE (Long-term Evolution) chipset that supports download speeds up to 100M bits per second ready for commercial use at t...
Article | 6/10/2009 CEATEC: Kohjinsha packs dual 10-inch screens into laptop
Japanese laptop maker Kohjinsha is getting ready to ship a laptop that packs dual 10.1-inch LCD screens.
Article | 7/10/2009 CEATEC: iPhone finds a little love in Japan
The iPhone may be a runaway hit in most markets, but not in gadget-crazy Japan.
Article | 7/10/2009 CEATEC: Researchers turn to eyeballs to control devices
Researchers at NTT DoCoMo have developed a set of prototype in-ear headphones that can detect and measures changes in the body's electrical state that...
Article | 7/10/2009 CEATEC: Mitsubishi wants to cover buildings, trains with OLEDs
Mitsubishi Electric hopes to soon see buildings, trains, and buses in Japan plastered with its flexible OLED displays.

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