The best of CES 2012 (photos)

Lenovo is also showing off T430U ultrabook. ZDNet's James Kendrick describes it:

The ThinkPad T430u is the first business-class Ultrabook from Lenovo that starts at $849 and comes with up to 1 TB of HD storage.

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Acer's Iconia Tab A200 tablet retains the 10.1-inch screen of the A500, but adds a bit of style in the form of an optional strawberry-red backside. Really.

CNET's Eric Franklin says it will be available in February for $329. He also zooms in on one missing feature.

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Karuma's Play Base, a new low-cost tablet that could be attractive for children or adults looking for a cheap iPad alternative at $267.

For more on products from CES startups, read CNET's report from Daniel Terdiman.

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Samsung announced three new lines of monitors, which wirelessly connect to both your tablet and smartphone and allows you to control them from the displays' 27-inch screens.

Dot, from startup Kogeto, makes it possible to shoot 360-degree video from an iPhone, and soon, an Android device. Click here for more.

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Hardly a cube and barely a mouse, Logitech's Cube aims to shake up how presentations are made. ZDNet's Ricardo Bilton has more. And here's a gallery.

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CNET thinks that LG's 55-inch OLED TV might be the "best TV ever."

LG will also show off this 84-inch monster, according to ZDNet's Sean Portnoy.

Nikon officially announces the long-rumored D4 professional dSLR, which will hit the market earlier and at a lower price than the Canon EOS-1D X, says ZDNet's camera expert Janice Chen.

Fujifilm kicks off its pre-CES product announcements by adding a 26x megazoom to its high-end X series. Janice Chen talks about its large sensor and megazoom.

An example of how far cameras are progressing is this $89 Fujifilm FinePix AX550 with 16-megapixels and 5x zoom. Here is the full list of Fujifilm announcements.

AKG's higher-end K 495 NC headphones retail for $349.95 and are due to hit stores shortly. CNET's David Carnoy has more details.

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CNET's Jeff Bakalar says Sony is sure to be pushing the Vita, and he would like to get a better idea of how the device will interact with its big cousin, the PlayStation 3. Plus, expect more games for the Vita.

Nindendo is showing off its Wii U at CES. Here's more.

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