The 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show, or CES for short, is the world's biggest technology tradeshow. 2700 companies holler for your attention as you wander aisle after aisle. Think Best Buy times 10 thousand. The goal this year was to examine three maturing technologies video cameras, TVs and how we connect it all with the web. I should probably start things off by pointing out that this is not a review of new cameras and TVs rather than a brief look at emerging tech trends. It is in support of my CES blog entry at mediaflow.spaces.live.com. I'm the chubby guy.
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