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Battle brewing over eliminating all those wires
Even as the first wireless USB systems are reaching the market, Sony Corp. has thrown a wrench into the works by unexpectedly announcing what looks very much like a competing, incompatible standard. Full story
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The goofiest gadgets of CES 2008
CES prize goes to $100 memory card
Hand gestures are new wave in gadgets
Automakers ready to cash in on car tech
Plasma TV makers on comeback trail
Excitement in the bedroom — for $50,000
Attention, CES: Your stuff breaks
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Newsweek: The low-brow in high-def
DVD format war seen dragging on
Electronics retailers nervous about coming year
Goodbye videotape, hello flash memory
Nokia plans 6-12 phones for N. America in ’08
Clicked: A CES newbie takes it all in
TV makers in long race to an uncertain finish
  Geeks and glitz rule at CES
GPS devices balloon with features
  Gutter duty for robots
Hynix sees DRAM rebound in 2008
Sprint says WiMax on track for end of April
Newsweek: CES hosts first-annual 'Sandbox Summit'
HDTV makers struggle to stand out
Not a 'Guitar Hero?' Then be an Air Rocker
Red Tape: Many gadgets end up back at the store
FCC to probe Comcast data discrimination
CES could be leaving Las Vegas
CES touts reach-out-and-touch techology
A radio broadcast that you can see
Viacom makes videos available online
Interactive: Top gadgets at CES
Chip maker Broadcom teams with Boingo
Rivals take on iPhone with both barrels
Economic worries mar tech show's glitz
'Mission accomplished' for Blu-ray?
Line blurs between flash, hard drives
Matsushita unveils 150-inch plasma TV
Gates pushes idea of Windows everywhere
Economic concerns drove Warner to Blu-ray
Tech industry expects growth in 2008
Company touts 'delicious' storage devices
EchoStar to help customers transition to digital
Intel bets on 'ultra-mobile' computing
Electronics makers keep eye on U.S. economy
Whirlpool enhances high-tech fridge
Taser unveils holster with music player
Gracenote expands to cover video
TiVo to offer Web-based video playback on TVs
Silence that cell phone with the wave of a hand
Polaroid plans mobile printer — no ink needed
Motorola unveils new music, video phones
Big show for little devices
GM researching driverless cars
Sony to sell super-thin OLED TV in U.S.
Game industry growth may slow in 2008
Sony's Mylo messaging gadget gets update
Toshiba defiant after HD DVD setback
Samsung TVs to have built-in games
Samsung to launch 500 GB laptop hard drive
JVC unveils 'thinnest' LCD TV
Pioneer to show ultra-black plasma TV
Magellan announces Google-enabled GPS
Slingbox software coming to BlackBerry phones
Panasonic unveils wireless HD video system
Sharp to sell 108-inch LCD TV this year
The greening of CES 2008
Panasonic introduces waterproof camcorder
CES to highlight tech for greening homes
Oracle of Redmond?
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Future space robots may think for themselves
Cosmic Log: Stars and stripes in space
8 dangerous volcanoes around the world
The scientific flash behind the fireworks
Olympics a 'billion-dollar research lab' for NBC
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