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The WiFi’d WidgetStation

The WiFi’d WidgetStation

By Piers Fawkes on January 8, 2007

Engagdet reports from the CES show where they’ve spotted this WiLife enabled electronic device from Embrace that is designed to show widgets. like the Flickr badge, Gmail and a calendar. Engadget says:

Granted, the utility of a dedicated clock display, plus widget display is limited, but at least getting data on your WidgetStation is expected to be simple. Last time we saw the device, it had integrated Ethernet, but no other connectivity options. Now, the company says you can also use integrated WiFi and Bluetooth to push updates.

Video: Emtrace’s WidgetStation – Engadget

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