Gadgetory

hey guys this is Austin and today I'm here in Las Vegas Nevada about to be covering the 2012 International CES the show doesn't officially start until Tuesday however I'm gonna be getting some coverage starting this afternoon probably so before we get into all that I'll go ahead and go over some last-minute things about what we can expect to see as well as what's already been announced Google always has a big presence at the show and I expect this year's gonna be no different now of course last year we had Android on literally everything we had phones tablets just everywhere you look you saw Android and I expect there's gonna be pretty similar this year so the story of this year I imagine will be quad-core processors both phones and tablets I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of processing power and on top of that we're also going to see Ice Cream Sandwich if we see a phone that launches that does not have Ice Cream Sandwich not good we should also see some cool new Google TVs this year now while Google TV was at the show last year there are a few Google TVs basically been a kind of maybe not failure but it has not done very well at all in the past years so over it looks like Google is refocusing they've got the software side and much better now and they're gonna be launching a lot of new Google TVs from several manufacturers so I'll definitely be sure to take a look at that moving on we also are going to be seeing some stuff from Microsoft I know Microsoft didn't have a whole lot the show last year not a lot of exciting incredible stuff but this year I imagine that they're really going to be focusing on Windows Phone 7 now of course Nokia that's gonna be the first major show for Nokia in quite a while and of course they're going to have some new windows phones for us so number one thing that we've heard is the new look is the Nokia Lumia 900 also possibly known as the ACE or something lots of code names but regardless it should be very similar to the Lumia 800 which launched a couple months ago in Europe and some other countries but it should be a little bit bigger every screen more like 4.3 inches and it should have 4G LTE support for AT&T so definitely looking forward to take a look at that one now for something for all you camera geeks out there and Nikon is officially announced the d4 this is going to be the successor to the d3 s I gotta say it looks really sweet so of course it's still built like an absolute tank you can have about a million buttons everywhere which is what you want you have dials and joysticks and what-have-you can have it all over the place it also does have a crazy is over up to over 200,000 so with this thing you're only gonna be able to see in the dark is gonna be absolutely insane now as far as the price it's gonna be expensive it is the top line it's gonna run you about six thousand dollars counting all the nikon lenses that you're definitely gonna want to pick up so probably not a camera that me or you were gonna buy however definitely an awesome camera now I'll be looking forward to taking a look at it anyway guys it's gonna be about it my coverage will be officially starting tonight and we'll be running through the rest of this week so expect lots and lots of videos on literally all the cool stuff the tablets the phones the cameras the TVs you name it there's something cool I'll pull my camera out I will record it and I'll definitely be uploading lots of content for you guys so if you haven't done so already be sure to hit that subscribe button up above you'll be notified whenever I post a new video and if you want some up-to-the-minute coverage I will be covering pretty much everything on Twitter pictures video tweets all that kind of stuff so if you guys want to follow me it is at Duncan 3 through 303 and the link will be in the description of this video anyway guys it's gonna be about it for now I'm gonna go ahead and head outside and enjoy the wonderful weather and probably go get my hands on some cool tech so until next time guys I'll catch you later