01/12/05 CES Sheds Light on TV's Future - World Screen News
"Major CES players included: Microsoft, the software behemoth now inserting itself into the consumer electronics business through a variety of alliances; News Corp.’s DIRECTV DTH service and its rival, EchoStar’s DISH Network; TiVo, which invented the now-burgeoning DVR business; and a slew of companies new to the field of video delivery, like Sirius Satellite Radio, Delphi Corp. and KVH Industries."
01/11/05 Home-theater wrap-up - CNET
"As expected, one of the bigger stories turned out to be higher-quality, higher-resolution mainstream TVs that can finally show or, resolve, the full resolution of HDTV. Thus, 1080p high-definition displays littered the show floor--you couldn't escape them. In fact, we picked the 67-inch Samsung HLR6768W DLP 1080p model as our Next Big Thing, essentially the best of show"
01/09/05 Phenomenal 2005 CES Reflects Strength Of Digital Revolution
With more than 140,000 attendees from 115 countries witnessing the introduction of thousands of new products and technologies from more than 2,500 exhibitors, the 2005 International CES reinforced its position as the world’s greatest technology showcase
11/10/04 2005 CES Focuses on Ways to Improve the Attendee Experience
The 2005 International CES focuses on more than 20 product areas from more than 2,400 exhibitors, located inside and outside of the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), the Las Vegas Hilton, the Alexis Park and the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel. In its ongoing effort to enhance the exhibitor experience, the show is attracting quality attendees, reaching new buying audiences, negotiating lower prices with event contractors and keeping exhibit prices at the same levels for 2006. |
