CES 2006 News

The CES 2006, the largest Consumer Electronics Show, is approaching fast. CEA announced yesterday several news about the upcoming show.

First off, Google Co-Founder Larry Page is going to hold a Keynote. He is joining regular Bill Gates. Other keynote speeches will be held by Terry Semel, chairman and CEO of Yahoo! Inc. and Sir Howard Stringer, chairman and CEO of Sony Corp.

The CES also announced the Innovations 2006 Design and Engineering Awards Honorees. Noteworthy winning products are the Belkin's Tunestage, VEX Robotics sold by Radioshack, iRobot Scooba and the Firefly Kids mobile phone.
A bit of a mystery is the Samsung YM-P1, which won in the portable audio player category. As far as I know the YM-P1/YM-PD1 is a PMP with DMB receiver.I4U News will be reporting live from the CES 2006. I have been there personally last year and covered the CES 2005. This year I am sending a reporter team. This way I can efficiently coordinate the CES News coverage and produce better edited video reports. The biggest reason is though that my feed start to hurt, when I remember last year's CES...

More details on the CES 2006 press page.

About the CES 2006:
The 2006 International CES focuses on more than 30 product areas from more than 2,500 exhibitors spread throughout the Las Vegas Convention Center, the Sands Expo and Convention Center, the Las Vegas Hilton and the Alexis Park.

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