CNET's team of reporters and reviewers are in Las Vegas for this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the big gadget convention that draws technology's heavy hitters, gadget lovers, and more celebrities each year. Below are just some of the highlights of CES 2008.

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Kodak looks to the future

Amy Tiemann of CNET's Blog Network offers a snapshot of a classic American company that had to be one of the oldest manufacturers at the show.
January 10, 2008

CES getting bigger, but not necessarily better

News.com's Ina Fried finds herself agreeing with analyst Jeffrey Kagan, who said CES may have been even more massive this year, but it was short on big new ideas.
January 10, 2008

Pioneer gets to absolute black with plasma prototype

No light leaks out from the back of the new Kuro concept sets. And on the viewing side, images on the TV almost seem 3D.
January 10, 2008

January 9

CES Notebook: Tales from the show floor

Three hours of show floor wandering covers only a fraction of the trade show's booth space, but yields a few insights, a few laughs, and a decent massage.
January 9, 2008

Lenovo's mystery handheld

At the PC maker's press dinner sat an unidentified handheld with Linux and a 45-nanometer chip from Intel.
January 9, 2008

The techiest guy at CES--my cabbie

Beyond Binary gets driven around by a gadget hound who would make the folks on the show floor proud.
January 9, 2008

Will robots drill for oil, dust pianos, gun down enemies?

iRobot CEO sees the day when robots will be sent into holes, into seniors' home, and into combat. Such versatility could very well make them the best employees around.
January 9, 2008

January 8

GM unveils eco-friendly concept Cadillac

The first concept car ever shown first at CES runs on a hydrogen fuel cell and a lithium ion battery.
Photos: 'Green' Cadillac
January 8, 2008

Intel CEO mum on Vista's impact

Paul Otellini surprises a few reporters when he clams up over Microsoft's operating system.
January 8, 2008

GM CEO: U.S. needs 10 times more ethanol stations

Hybrids, ethanol, and batteries are on the mind of General Motors' Rick Wagoner at CES.
January 8, 2008

Comcast introduces open-cable platform

If the cable operator's efforts to partner with leading gadget makers are successful, those set-top boxes could be a thing of the past.
Photo: Comcast's AnyPlay device
January 8, 2008

Microsoft's Xbox could consider Blu-ray support

At CES, Xbox group marketing manager says consumer preference will likely hold sway in next-generation format decision.
January 8, 2008

Picture fuzzy for organic thin TVs

OLED TVs are thin and have a great picture, but for now the devices remain much more of a science project than a Best Buy reality.
Picture is fading for projection TVs
January 8, 2008

Seagate CEO: Blu-ray won the battle but lost the war

Electronic storage will kill high-definition discs, says hard drive king's Bill Watkins. He's got other opinions, too.
January 8, 2008

FCC: We'll investigate Comcast-BitTorrent flap

Chief Kevin Martin says agency plans to determine whether Comcast's reported interference with file-sharing traffic is "reasonable network management."
January 8, 2008

Solar-powered laptop charger on display

At CES, upstart NRG Dock shows off a general-purpose solar panel and battery to power electronics.
January 8, 2008

January 7

Intel CEO sees Net boosting consumer electronics

Paul Otellini predicts during his CES keynote that the Internet's impact on the personal computer industry is about to play out again in the consumer electronics market.
Photos: Otellini envisions an always-connected world
January 7, 2008

It's all about software, says Gates

newsmaker Just before his farewell CES keynote speech, Microsoft's chairman reflects on Redmond's rivals and the changing face of Windows.
January 7, 2008

Manufacturing a challenge for OLED TVs, Sony confirms

Large OLED screens look great, but making them is not a million laughs. Producing them in large quantities remains a work in progress, executives say.
January 7, 2008

Sony's challenge for 2008: Take on software companies

A year ago, Sony was recovering. Now it is on the warpath, says its CEO.
January 7, 2008

January 6 and earlier

Gates: Curtain call for crystal ball

In what could be his final CES keynote for a while, Gates shows off some gadgets and touts a deal with NBC to jointly run an Olympic Web site.
Photos: Gates' last call at CES?
The lighter side of Gates' keynote
January 6, 2008

Sharp puts Internet, sort of, on its TVs

The Aquos Net service will let viewers click a button on their remote and get Nasdaq stock quotes, local weather and traffic information, high-definition images, and more.
January 6, 2008

Lenovo has eyes on consumer PC market

Chinese PC maker unveils new line of consumer-focused notebooks called IdeaPad, as well as a desktop line called IdeaCentre.
Photos: Lenovo's IdeaPad notebooks
January 3, 2008

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Videos

CNET's Best of CES
CNET editors sift through hundreds and hundreds of products to find the best in 10 categories.

Final thoughts on CES 2008
ZDNet Editor in Chief Dan Farber recaps highlights from the show.

Gadgets galore at Microsoft booth
ZDNet blogger Ed Bott looks at new hardware extenders for Microsoft's Media Center software and partner hardware products launching for Windows Home Server.

Techies race to build PCs
In 10 minutes and 31 seconds, a magazine editor assembles a PC in the shortest time.

Gates interview at CES
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates discusses how Microsoft can outflank rivals as software moves to the phone, TV, and other devices.

GM's cars of tomorrow
CEO Rick Wagoner discusses car-to-car communication and displays a futuristic Cadillac.

Comcast unveils 'open' cable
CEO announces an "open" cable services platform and a portable DVR player.

Actor David Caruso starts tech firm
From CSI: Miami to CES Las Vegas--Caruso discusses his new media tech company, Lexicon Digital Communications.

Microsoft's surface tutorial
Software maker shows how its tabletop computer can interact with other devices, such as a cell phone.

Yahoo demos social-media apps
CEO Jerry Yang offers look at a service that will integrate e-mail, structured data, social-context programs, and other apps.

Yahoo revamps mobile
Execs demonstrate new upgrades to Yahoo's Go platform for mobile devices.

Bill Gates' final CES keynote
Microsoft chairman discusses paring down his role at the company, ponders the next digital decade, and welcomes a rock god on stage.

Gates unveils 'mobile navigator'
Microsoft chairman shows off new technology that can be used to point at a person or place, and get more information.

A sneak peek at CES
Before the convention center doors opened to 140,000 visitors, CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi got a look at the preliminary CES hype and some of the fun to come.
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Photos

Trolling the CES booths
Reporter Michael Kanellos takes a walk around the exhibit halls at CES 2008 in Las Vegas.

'Green' Cadillac
GM unveils the Provoq, which runs on a hydrogen fuel cell and a lithium ion battery.

Otellini's all-connected world
Intel CEO predicts massive changes in consumer electronics.

A Pleo sighting at CES
Ugobe's animatronic robot makes an appearance--and a party foul--at CES.

Prepping for CES
On the eve of CES 2008, vendors from Samsung to Philips to Herman Miller scurry to polish their product displays.

Gates' last call at CES?
Microsoft's chairman gives what is likely his last keynote address at CES.

A glimpse of CES
The big electronics show isn't till January, but some gadgets are already winning awards and turning heads.

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