This was probably in my Top 5 products of 2009 that I saw at CES. The Novatel MiFi is a device that is going to revolutionize mobile computing. Just imagine everywhere you went that you had a Wifi cloud around you.

Using mobile technology 3G / CDMA /GSM this mini device will go anywhere you go and by a simple click of a button you have a network available to you and all of your devices.

The beauty of this device is that it is running on a Linux backend that will give developers ways to build out the devices utilization. I will have one of these units the day they come out.

Having used my 3G connection for over 4 years now I can only think of the increased possibilities with a device such as this. The Novatel MiFi will be big in 2009 I can gurantee it.

Trispecs Trademark is “Where Style and Stereo meet your wireless phone. As I approached this booth I said to myself this is a product my wife would wear. The reasoning behind this was she hates the majority of ugly Bluetooth devices.

If this company wants to score big they would get Dog th Bounty Hunter to wear these and then Dog would not have to look down to talk to his cell phone all the time.

So if you are looking for a new way to listen to music and then instantly switch to a phone call the TriSpecs wearable bluetooth enabled sunglasses are the way to go.

At a later date we will have some B-Roll where you can see my styling around CES Unveiled in these shades.

The team at Pacemaker demonstrated there Pocket Size DJ System which will allow you to Mix, Play and Perform music mixes from a device that will fit in your pocket.

The feature list of this device is comprehensive but what I found interesting about this device was that you can essentially plug into any system that will take a audio input headset, sound system, and rock the house with your own mixes and mashes.

Andy McCaskey team member from the Tech Podcast Network and SDRNews.com host did the interview

While the Pacemaker is not cheap at $874.00 DJ’s will appreciate the power of this device.

While I was running the camera for Andy during the interview I could not help but think of the possibilities this and other devices coming on the scene will have on how not only is music consumed but how it is created.

Eclipse has worked very hard to be on the cutting edge. At CES Unveiled 2009 they introduced the new AVN4430 auto navigation system. The unit has a large screen and can switch from Standard GPS functions to multi-media player and car radio.

It has a slot for a SD card you can get it with satellite radio and along with a host of iTunes functions. There is bluetooth functions built in along with a host of other features that is impressive in their own right.

Andy McCaskey TechPodcast Network takes some time to interview the folks from Eclipse.