Not everything shown at CES is the latest and greatest smartphone, ultrabook, or even set of headphones. Sometimes there’s some cool gadgets or accessories that are worth talking about. Today’s example are Agloves, a pair of gloves that let you control your touchscreen device. If you live in a colder climate where you might occasionally more »

The economic forecast continues to be stormy, but that hasn’t stopped netbook makers from rolling out a new generation of netbooks clearly aimed at an upscale crowd. The new Sony Vaio P will retail for a staggering $900. That’s right, a $900 netbook. Kind of defeats the purpose of netbooks, which were designed to be both ultra mobile and low cost. The new Asus EeePC T91 will start at $500, and the Dell Inspiron Mini will be available for $600.

The Asus model will offer a touch screen that swivels, allowing the device to be turned into a tablet PC, and a built in TV tuner, and both it and the Sony Vaio P offer built in GPS. The Dell Mini 12 offers a 12 inch screen, making it the largest netbook offered to date.