
Well, it looks like
Oregon Scientific will be making a respectable enough showing at CES, with it set to show off a mix of old-ish products like the
ACT5K action camera pictured at right, and some new and updated products that it'll apparently only be fully taking the wraps off at the big show. Those include the portable SimpleCast device, which promises to provide to provide quick and easy weather information for all of the U.S., the SmartGlobe Elite, an updated version of its existing internet-updateable desktop globe, and the Desktop Emergency Radio Weather Station, which offers SAME alert programming capabilities and other weather alerts, along with temperature information and, of course, an LED backlit display. No word on prices or release dates for any of those just yet, unfortunately, but we're guessing those details will be making themselves known in the days ahead.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dan Fruzzetti @ Jan 5th 2009 3:21PM
From my perspective OS has been really hit-or-miss with new product lines. Some of them fill niches nicely but others sometimes seem to be trying to create a market around a device rather than finding the market and delivering them a device that fits their needs... Like solutions without problems.
hagiv @ Jan 5th 2009 3:33PM
In addition their customer support is the worst possible.
francesco @ Jan 5th 2009 3:57PM
OS? The weather station is the perfect present for those relatives/friends you do not very well, you do not bother to know very well but you need to buy something that will not completely sucks...
Btw correct the post...[...] which promises to provide to provide quick and easy weather [...]
FOREX @ Jan 5th 2009 4:08PM
Btw correct the post...[...] which promises to provide to provide quick and easy weather [...]
Right Mr. Grammer Fiend. This would be an example of the pot calling the kettle black. Proof your own posts first...
BlurMagic @ Jan 5th 2009 4:28PM
Grammar*** Fiend.
FOREX @ Jan 5th 2009 4:34PM
@ BlurMagic
Touche... I downrank myself.
Ogo @ Jan 5th 2009 6:07PM
Looks like a fishing reel!