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Comdex is dead, long live CES: Las Vegas will be packed this week with products ranging from humungous TVs to home entertainment servers, smart cars, portable music and video players, and wireless devices. The 2005 International Consumer Electronics Show will draw over 120,000 attendees and more than 2400 exhibitors. Only the massive CeBIT show in Germany exceeds the sheer volume of attendees, exhibitors, and announcements expected at the 2005 CES show, which opens Thursday and runs through Sunday.
All the names you'd expect will be at CES--computer giants Microsoft, Intel, and Hewlett Packard--exhibiting side by side with such major names in consumer electronics as Sony, Panasonic, and Pioneer. Those companies and hundreds more will vie for the attention--and compete to capture the imagination--of the attendees in hopes of securing some of the consumer electronics industry's $101 billion in expected revenue.
Comdex is dead, long live CES: Las Vegas will be packed this week with products ranging from humungous TVs to home entertainment servers, smart cars, portable music and video players, and wireless devices. The 2005 International Consumer Electronics Show will draw over 120,000 attendees and more than 2400 exhibitors. Only the massive CeBIT show in Germany exceeds the sheer volume of attendees, exhibitors, and announcements expected at the 2005 CES show, which opens Thursday and runs through Sunday.
All the names you'd expect will be at CES--computer giants Microsoft, Intel, and Hewlett Packard--exhibiting side by side with such major names in consumer electronics as Sony, Panasonic, and Pioneer. Those companies and hundreds more will vie for the attention--and compete to capture the imagination--of the attendees in hopes of securing some of the consumer electronics industry's $101 billion in expected revenue.
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