Photos from the CEATEC show in Japan
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Photo from the CEATEC technology showcase in Tokyo.
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Nikon leads SLR market in Japan...gaming the Creative Commons...new geotagging tech...30-minute Olympus E-3 video...Ubuntu Hardy Heron Alpha 3...Microsoft Popfly video humor
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Japan's answer to CES features a Blu-ray camcorder from Hitachi, Toshiba's plans for big-screen SED TVs, and more.
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Six well-designed products from the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show.
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EuroStart Capital Partners today announced the names of the  technology companies selected to present at the California Tech Showcase  2007 (CTS 2007, www.CaliforniaTechShowcase.com)  being held at the Hotel Hermitage in La Baule, France on June 28th  and 29th this year.
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The latest technology is on display in Taiwan at the Computex trade show. Mobile products are everywhere--here's what our roving correspondents found.
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(InfoWorld) - Fujitsu offered visitors to the Ceatec exhibition in Chiba, Japan, a look at how entertainment PCs of the future could be with the display of two prototype computer designs. The Turn Table PC represents one possibility for a home entertainment PC that can switch between being used as a notebook computer or as a digital turntable, allowing aspiring DJs to scratch and spin digital media files. TheTurn Table PC design calls for a 20-inch LCD (liquid crystal display screen) that can be folded closed to use the turntable function. The turntable function would be controlled by a touch screen on the outside of the notebook's lid. The other design that Fujistu showed is the Ultra Mobile, a handheld-computer design that calls for a touchscreen and includes a built-in digital camera for taking photos, as well as a digital music player and support for wireless Internet access. Measuring the same size as a CD jewel case, the Ultra Mobile design uses a novel method to turn the system on and off: users rotate the front half of the machine -- including the screen -- 45 degrees, changing the computer's shape from square to a star. Fujitsu has no plans to manufacture either design, said an attendant manning the company's booth.ADVERTISEMENTMAKE SOA REAL WITH IBM WEBSPHERE PODCASTStreamline processes and maximize efficiency within a proven service oriented architecture. Take back control of your business processes with IBM WebSphere.
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Reporter Michael Kanellos takes a walk around the exhibit halls at CES 2008 in Las Vegas.
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Cruising through the booths on the CES show floor, a few things catch our eye, though most are on the horizon, not available yet. A fuzzy keyboard, Dick Tracy "watch" and a sci-fi keyboard with mouse should be fun.
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Go behind the scenes of the 2007 Amgen Tour of California pro cycling race as it kicks off in San Francisco sporting the latest in bike tech. A photo journal by Michael Calore.
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Overwhelmed by the tsunami of  news coming out of CES? Don't worry: We put together this short summary of the highlights from Day 1 of the gadget-lovers' tradeshow.
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I'll be covering the eTech conference in San Diego in early March. It's been a few years, last time I went was just before my surgery in 2002. I'll be going as a blogger, not presenting. Many thanks to O'Reilly for approving the press pass, and I look forward to catching up with many old friends.
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CNET News.com's Marguerite Reardon takes on Tuesday's media showcase at the CTIA trade show in Los Angeles.
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Sharp shows off new developments in its screen technology at this week's Ceatec consumer-products trade fair in Japan.
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FPD (flat-panel display) makers from Taiwan, Japan and South Korea are competing for the spotlight at FPD International 2004 in Yokohama Japan (October 20-22).
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These pictures were taken at Chez Clement, in Paris, this evening. A good time was had by all!  The tag for photos from this conference is leweb307.
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By Al Gibes  This is the last of three columns devoted to my discoveries at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show held in January in Las Vegas.  New Web sites, services and software prove that an idea doesn't have to have a cord or be battery-operated to turn heads at CES.