Thin is in with Sanyo’s just-launched new line of “dual cameras” that deliver 1080p HD video and 8- to 14-megapixel still photos — and with neat features like “sound zoom.”

In this informal video review of the new Kodak Pulse, I’ll discuss what separates this product from the many other digital picture frames on the market. You’ll love it. Pardon my scruffy appearance. And why is my head cut off? Oh, never mind.

USB ports are now the universal charging port for many electronic devices. You can even install a USB-equipped outlet in your house.

Sony’s latest point-and-shoot cameras: one is waterproof and the other has a 10x optical zoom.

If you’re in the market for a digital Single Lens Reflex (dSLR)-quality camera but don’t want to weigh down your wallet or neck, Olympus today has launched its third-generation PEN camera and it might be exactly what you’re looking for.

Convergence is everywhere in the tech space these days: cell phones that shoot video, video games that play movies and GPS navigation that plays music and audiobooks. Check this one out…

The company best known for its line of instant cameras has forged a relationship with the pop superstar who will influence future products.

As much as I love my Powermat, a device that wirelessly charges portable gadgets, I’m not thrilled at the special backings or cases required on your smartphones, handheld game systems or iPods. But the company unveiled a less bulky solution here at CES.

Though Sony expects to continue the development of their proprietary MemoryStick format, they are adding SD support to their next generation of devices.

Sync is in full force here in Las Vegas at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), so expect a plethora of blog posts and videos beginning tomorrow. We’ll be covering all the coolest gadgets and gear unveiled at the show. Kick-start the festivities with Sony’s live CES press conference right here.