CES promises TVs, watches, and growing attendance
Trade shows around the world are coping with a drop-off in attendance and sponsors, but the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) continues to add exhibitors and floor space to accommodate the increasing number of companies delving into the consumer electronics market. "This year’s show will focus on the ever-growing ways to digitally entertain yourself or your family."
Read the entire story .
Fujitsu offers new multimedia notebook
- Asian companies to develop next Internet
- Would cheaper iPod compete or cannibalize?
- Duel of the dual-layer DVD formats
- Knighthood for 'father of the Web'
- Tech predictions for 2004
- CPL Media Coverage Highlights for 2003
- ABIT Selected as Official CyberX Games Motherboard
- Brief: ALi licenses Pentium M chipset technology from Intel
- Motorola launches V303, V690 and V878 camera phones
Mitnick offers cash for hacking tales
- Rambus stock spikes on Micron plea reports
- Verizon announces final fiber suppliers
- Apple Users Threaten to Sue Over IBook, IPod
- Intel stands risk of AMD overtaking it
- VIA to ship PCI Express P4 chipset at month-end
- MSI aims to ship 150,000 notebooks in 2004
- Taiwan gets ready for IPv6
- RIAA Crackdown May Be Slowing Music Downloading
- Happy New Worm
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
