CES 2009 - Your Digital Life
In Focus
- Best Gadgets From the Show
With a flood of new gadgets being introduced at CES, David Pogue picked out four gadgets that have potential.
- The World's Thinnest TV
At just a third of an inch thick, Panasonic has developed the world's thinnest television.
- Netflix's Plan to Stream Profits
Netflix is moving beyond DVDs by partnering with devices like Micrsoft’s Xbox 360 and LG’s Internet television to allow members to stream movies, explains Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
- Channeling TiVo's Growth
TiVo is launching a new search function that, according to CEO Thomas Rogers, allows users to watch what they want whenever they want.
- Ballmer Takes the Stage
Determined not to make the same mistakes they did with Windows Vista, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer introduced the Windows 7 saying "we are on track to deliver the best version of Windows ever."
- Industry Slowdown May Steal Show
CES will be something of a preview of what’s to come for the consumer electronics industry this year. Less will have to be more, as revenue and investment shrink while buyers and profits become scarce.
- Highlights Over the Years
From the VCR to Microsoft's Xbox, CES has been the place to show off new technology and products. Check out some of the hits introduced at the industry event over the years.
- Biggest Tech Blunders
Some of the biggest and best names in the business are responsible for some of the worst ideas. Forunately, most of them are long gone.
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- Electric Driverless Cabs – The Future or Fad?
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