Sports gear gets more gadget-y
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SAN FRANCISCO - Sporting goods makers who once treated technology as a threat are boosting revenue with online social-networking tools, mapping programs and wireless gadgets.
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Sharp designs and colors fight the impression made by older devices.
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Some companies find the new devices decrease risk and free up resources.
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Devices seen as good entry point to consumer electronics market.
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High-definition television can show the sweat beading on an athlete's brow, but the cost of all the necessary electronic equipment can get a shopper's own pulse racing.
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Radar technology to provide 3D data on players and golf ball movement to viewers.
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Thereâs one more activity emerging to give prepubescent go-getters a leg up these days: sports performance training.
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Electronic devices are starting to come equipped with a short-range, high-speed wireless radio technology known as ultrawideband.
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Company offers higher-end equipment and new expertise for selling complicated combinations of products.
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Belkin has unveiled new accessories for the iPhone included cases, a sports armband and wires.
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A new, high-tech helmet tracks the severity of on-field hits in real time. But its potential benefit all depends on who's wearing it
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Easton Sports plans to produce bicycle components made out of carbon nanotubes, a step forward for the tiny technology.
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Devices that let people carry video and images are set to have a big year, industry experts say.
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Give people a reliable, robust electronic gadget, and they'll soon start using it to play games. It's a law of nature.
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New component could allow players small enough to fit in notebook PCs.
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The products you use are about to get smarter, faster, smaller, cheaper, and more colorful. Here's your guide to what's ahead in PCs, software, mobile gadgets, home electronics, and more.
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a go-to Web site for tech product reviews - is expanding from geekville to soccer moms and dads. The shift is aimed at showing tired, wired consumers how to make high-tech gadgets work together.