OtterBox unveiled a new Tandem Series of products at this year’s show. As Kristin Golliher of OtterBox explains, this line of products includes a two-part impact-resistant polycarbonate case with rubber over-molding, which provides a solid protection.

The first model of the Tandem Series is designed for the Palm Pre and will be available later this year. OtterBox told WPN that it would also be releasing models for other smartphones such as the iPhone, BlackBerry, and more.

This series’ reiterates the sleek and slim protection that OtterBox is known for. For more information on the Tandem Series and other OtterBox products, visit their website.

Jon Pollock, Polaroid’s Chief Marketing Officer, spoke with WebProNews at CES 2010 and explained how so many people expressed remorse for the Instant Film products. Specifically, artists and photographers reached out to Polaroid and asked them to bring it back.

In November, the company made its official announcement that it was bringing back its classic film.  Polaroid will be offering a redesigned, modernized version of its OneStep camera that Pollock proudly showed off at CES.  He said this camera “really represents Polaroid.”

The PIC 1000 will be available just in time for the holidays this year. Incidentally, Polaroid’s new Creative Director, Lady Gaga, pointed out in this WPN report that she was excited to help Polaroid take its Instant Film into the digital age.

For the latest information on Polaroid’s products, visit their site.

The X-Wing fighter helicopter comes with 4 screws and is designed to fly both indoors and outdoors. According to Le, it can hover up to 1 mile from the remote.  Unlike some of the other toy helicopters, he said the RCX4 is very stable because of its integrated 3D Gyro system.

Reportedly known as the first helicopter in the world to be modeled after a spacecraft, the RCX4 Star Stryker is available for $399 at www.digittronics.com.

The company came from the medical industry and wanted to create a product line that would prevent the spread of bacteria and infections.  According to Seal Shield, around 90,000 people die every year in the U.S. as a result of transmitted bacteria and infections.

With Seal Shield’s products, consumers are able to put the devices in the dishwasher, soapy water, and more to ensure that they are disinfected often. Most of the company’s products include its Silver Seal protection, which is an antimicrobial protection that helps prevent microbial growth and other bacteria.

With the one exception of the ability to be submerged in water, the keyboards, mice, and remote controls look and feel just like normal ones would. Incidentally, the company also revealed a Seal Cell waterproof cell phone at CES that is yet to be available.

One of the new products unveiled at CES 2010 was the Powermat Portable.  This device charges up to 3 devices without any cords. The unique thing about this mat is that it folds up in a compact way that can easily fit into any bag. The Powermat Portable will be available in Q3 and range from $39-$79.

The company also introduced a single position mat and a double position mat, which are perfect for charging iPhones, iPods, and more. These smaller mats also make it easier to charge wherever you want, such as by your bed. These mats will be available in April with a price range of $69-$99.

Another new innovation from Powermat included a Powerpack, which is a replacement battery for your mobile device.  This replacement battery eliminates the need for a separate case and does not change the look or feel of the device for the consumer. It will be available in June and will run between $30-$40.

Visit www.Powermat.com to learn more about the company’s products.

First on the list was a case with a battery inside of it.  This case can give a mobile device up to 2 times extra charge.  There is also a lighter version of this type of case that is less bulky.

Secondly, Case-Mate showcased a case that users can customize on their own.  Called “I Make My Case,” the program also provides users with the option of using designs from some of the top digital artists in the world.  To protect the customization, Case-Mate uses technology to embed the design into each case to ensure that it doesn’t scratch or fade.

Case-Mate also had an ID case that holds credit cards, identification, and more. This case is ideal if someone wants to go out for the night and not carry a purse or wallet.

Fourthly, the company displayed a Hug device that is a wireless charging pad and case. This device eliminates cords and wires. Case-Mate’s Marty Gareau told WPN he believes this type of innovation will quickly become part of everyone’s daily life.

Lastly, the company featured a go-Bare product that is a clear film. It is an invisible solution-free case that acts as a protector.

For more information on all Case-Mate’s products, visit their site.

Unlike similar devices, ButtKicker allows the sound to be completely isolated to the listener. Through its patented technology, the ButtKicker low frequency audio transducers allow users to feel the audio without excessive volume.

Mark Luden told WebProNews that ButtKicker adds to the increasingly popular 3-D experience “by making the feeling of sound come alive.”

The unit easily sits under one leg of a sofa or chair and includes an amplifier that can shake the entire seating area. The kit is also equipped with a remote control to vary the intensity.

The price of the ButtKicker is $299 and is available at www.thebuttkicker.com or www.shakemycouch.com.

The device allows users to see the price of energy just by glancing at it. As a result, consumers can determine if they should do their laundry or wait until a later time to do it. The Home Dashboard also allows users to see the real-time energy usage around the house such as electricity, gas, and water.

In addition, if a house is networked with smart appliances and plugs, users can see how much each appliances is costing them each day. There is a real-time billing application as well with which consumers can access their bills. The system can predict the end-of-the-month costs based upon the household’s previous usage. This application can help consumers make any necessary adjustments.

Although the energy management feature is the primary application on the Home Dashboard, Intel also included other applications and functions in order to make it an everyday device for consumers. Intel told WebProNews that it was working with its customers to release a product of this nature by the second half of 2010.

Short for “Your Voice,” UVO allows users to control numerous devices in a car such as the radio, CD player, devices that can plug into the USB-connected drive located in the center console, and more. In addition, users can place and receive calls and stream media over their phones if they connect to the system with Bluetooth.

In the above video, a Microsoft representative demonstrates the voice-command features by telling the system to call Bill Gates. Windows Embedded Auto is capable of recognizing contacts in a person’s phonebook as well as spoken digits.

Although UVO does not have all the features of Sync and MyFord’s technology, Microsoft said Kia wants to keep costs low and affordable. You can expect to see UVO in Kia vehicles later this fall.

Ed Hardy Icing includes faceplates for the iPhone, BlackBerry, and all other smartphones. In addition, the company produces cases for other mobile accessories such as the iPod nano as well as laptop decals that are crystallized.

There is also an exclusive Black Label design that includes customized Swarovski crystal faceplates. The pricing for this line starts at $1,000.

For more information on Ed Hardy Icing, check out their site.