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CES 2008: Complete Coverage
All the stories, all the best kit
News Round-up The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) brought a bumper harvest of gadgets and goodies to Las Vegas. Here are all of Register Hardware's CES 2008 stories, brought together for your reading and viewing pleasure...
CES on Video
•MS demos smart-cam phone software
•Crucial solid-state drive passes vibrator test
•OpenMoko preps Linux phone prototype
•Microsoft demos Surface multi-touch user interface
•WowWee wheels in Tribot
•Guitar Hero gets true air axe
•DisplayLink demos multi-monitor USB dongle
•WowWee demos FemiSapien robotrix
•Eye-Fi pitches camera-friendly memory card with... Wi-Fi
•Amiga explains AmigaOS 5 AmigaAnywhere
•Lenovo waves around ultra-light sub-laptop
•Alienware heads off on a curve with gaming screen design
•Exposed! Bill Gates' last day at Microsoft
•Samsung shows very skinny telly
•Slash, Bill Gates and rock chick trade Guitar Hero licks
•Microsoft previews TellMe phone voice control
HD and TV
•Panasonic previews monster 150in plasma
•Toshiba demos Cell-equipped HDTV
•Panasonic unveils web-enabled Plasma TVs
•Xbox 360 could back Blu-ray
•DisplayPort to incorporate USB
•Samsung shows second-gen dual-format HD disc player
•Pioneer Project Kuro 'Extreme Contrast' first look
•Sony ships 11in OLED TV Stateside
•Toshiba launches third-gen HD DVD players
•Panasonic preps Blu-ray, iPod-friendly home theatre kit
•HD DVD bash knocked on the head
Phones and Handhelds
•Sony Ericsson touts talker trio
•Toshiba quietly shows fuel-cell fitted UMPC
•Samsung rolls out Croix-based F490
•Everex targets Eee PC with higher spec mini laptop at same price
•LG shows gadget based on next-gen Intel UMPC chip
•The cordless phone is reborn for the IM era
•Revealed: Skype on Linux-based Intel mobile internet gadgets
•Motorola motivates movie makers with mobile
•Sony revamps Mylo mobile internet device
PCs and Chips
•Revealed: USB 3.0 jacks and sockets
•Nvidia plies Hybrid SLI
•AMD offers glimpse of DisplayPort enabled 'RV635'
•Second-gen Eee PC a CES no-show
•AmigaOS 5 surfaces... sort of
•Samsung enhances Q1 Ultra UMPC performance
Gadgets and Gizmos
•Casio readies launch of 'world's fastest-shooting' digicam
•Voltaic solar bag steps up to laptop size
•Sensory jacket simulates the speed experience
•Ion readies USB-connected VHS player
•LG lifts skirt, reveals watchphone
•Mk II... er... Tank Chair trundles into CES
•Samsung touts tiny HD digital camera
•Logitech touts Harmony One remote control
•Logitech shows armchair keyboard
Storage
•SanDisk unveils 12GB Micro SDHC card
•Samsung spins 128GB SSD
•Panasonic shows 32GB SDHC at CES
Music
•Creative blasts out MP3 players with speakers
•MP3 player that's a real shock to the system
•Logitech revamps Squeezebox as Duet
•Sennheiser to show 'CD quality' wireless 'phones
GPS and sat nav
•Sony drives back into sat navs
•Pioneer presents first ever 'hybrid' navigation system
Wireless and Networking
•Sony beams down wireless data transfer
•Linksys ships sleek Wi-Fi routers, ExpressCard
•Belkin wireless HDMI box spied at CES
•Netgear extends next-gen Wi-Fi into 5GHz band
•Netgear preps power-passing powerline adaptor
Odds'n'Sods
•Covenant energy sword added to Halo 3 replica arsenal
•CES considers move to 'cheaper' city
Pre-CES
•Warner Bros gives all its hi-def loving to Blu-ray
•Sling unveils 1080i-streaming Slingbox ahead of CES
•Asus to show second-gen Eee PC next week
•Sony confirms Skype coming to PSP
You can read our complete CES 2007 coverage here