A、Product with lower energy consumption. B、Product without flaws. C、Product draining the world’s energy resources. D、Product sho

What’s in store for tech fans in 20107 Plenty. Technology fans can look forward to products that are better, faster and less expensive than those we rely upon today.
     The iPhone may have been the biggest tech product exhibition of 2009, but that doesn’t mean Apple’s cell phone was without flaws. (26) What will Apple improve with iPhone 2.07 How about adding GPS, 3G, a higher-resolution camera, and some fringe benefit that make it appealing to the corporate crowd, including function with more wireless carriers?
     Meanwhile, (27) with initiatives such as Energy Star, the tech industry has been in the process of environmental protection for some time. But the movement is just now picking up steam.  With computers draining a good bit of the world’s energy resources, expect 2010 to be the year that (28)everyone from computer system manufacturers to power strip companies will roll out products that boast lower energy consumption than ever before.
     Finally, while Sony and Microsoft were busy pumping up the shape prowess of their panels, Nintendo shocked the game-playing crowd in 2009 with the Wii, a virtual-reality device that gets players up off the couch and moving around.  Expect the other panel makers to produce their own form of interactive game play in 2010. The success of the Wii will not go unchallenged, but (29)Nintendo can be praised for moving computer-based game play in a new direction.