CES 2009 show report

There are probably a lot of different ways to measure how the deepening recession has impacted the Consumer Electronics Show, but in Sin City, it stands to reason that one of the best is how much business the local strip clubs are getting.  Read more »

The 2009 Consumer Electronics Show is history. As far as the home audio world is concerned, the product lineup and trends were pretty much right in line with our predictions.  Read more »

The most obvious difference from CES 2008 is that now that HD-DVD is dead, Blu-ray dominated the show like never before. Read more »

Historically, the Consumer Electronics Show hasn't been a place where we'd find a ton of new laptops, desktops, or computer components. But still, this year was a decent one for new introductions, and almost every major name in the computer business had a handful of new products to show off. Read more »

All things considered, this year's CES had a surprising amount of innovative--or at least interesting--tech for cameras and camcorders, beyond the usual bigger/faster/cheaper we've come to expect from the show.  Read more »

The main networking themes at CES 2009: Faster, greener, and more diverse. Although the nicest surprise was not a product, but the return of Buffalo.  Read more »

Full HD was the buzzword for monitors this year. Full HD basically means a monitor has a 16:9 aspect ratio screen--as opposed to a 16:10--and either supports 1,920 x 1,080 (1080p) resolution natively or is at least compatible.  Read more »

CES 2009 delivered a surprising amount of MP3 player-related product announcements compared with last year's show.  Read more »

Though cell phones are just a small part of CES, the category made a big splash at this year's show with the first cell phone to win CNET's Best of CES award and CNET Asia's Top Picks hot list.  Read more »

While there was no new gaming software to be found, there was a respectable amount of gaming hardware and accessories that stole our attention.  Read more »