Author: Christopher Mascari

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Our live coverage of the Apple Tablet launch event starts at 1pm ET/10am PT, Wednesday, January 27, 2010 and both our Twitter and Facebook pages will start updating as soon as news breaks.

Even though well be updating our Facebook and Twitter pages with the most breaking apple noes, the best way to follow our live coverage is still our liveblog. For more info on how to tune in please see our Apple Tablet Event Liveblog announcement or hit live.gizmodo.com tomorrow morning.

Yes we’ve posted a million CES related stories and yes it’s probably not stopping anytime soon. So we have to ask, are you sick of CES posts?

Yea, me too…

What’s it really like to be working CES for Gizmodo? Follow our Gizmodo CES Crew Twitter List and find out how we really feel about the show. We must warn you though, this place is fucking crazy.

The sights, sounds and thoughts of working CES can be pretty entertaining at times. So if you want an inside look at what we’re really doing in Vegas our Gizmodo CES Crew Twitter List is the perfect place to find out. Here’s the link:

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Sony’s MDR-NC300D digital noise canceling earbuds use the same technology found in Sony’s top of the line, and very much respected, MDR-NC500D over the ear headphones, and at $300 these earbuds ain’t cheap but they might actually be worth it.

Sony claims these earbuds have 98.4 percent ambient noise reduction, which is the result of their digital high-quality noise canceling technology. Using the same AI feature found in the over the ear bigger brother, the earbuds will have three noise canceling settings geared for plane, bus/train and office. The earbuds are powered by one AA batter with an approximate 20 hours of batter life and feature volume control and monitor button on the battery holder / controller.

The MDR-NC300D will be available next month for a whopping $300, but seeing how good their over the ear MDR-NC500D are for frequent flayers, these earbuds might be the right buy. For the right person that is…

Phone Arena‘s got leaked specs for Verizon’s Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus. There’s not much being revealed for Verizon’s Web OS Phones other than the Pre getting 16gb storage and the Pixi getting WiFi. [Phone Arena via Engadget]