TWICE - December 18, 2006

Fujifilm pulled back the curtain on its previously announced S5 Pro d-SLR and added its first consumer point-and-shoot with a blog mode. The S5 Pro, will ship in February for a suggested $1,999. The S5 Pro can offer a wider dynamic range than competitive models because it employs two 6-megapixel sensors, Fujifilm said.

• Accessories
• Computer Expressions Bows AquaPod
• Epson Launches Accolade Screen
• RhinoSkin Debuting HardCases For Macs
• PlayO Brings To Market 8X Double-Layer DVD-R
• Chronotech Bows Bluetooth Watch
• Built NY Intros Neoprene Cases
• Pacific's Nano Sleeves Debut
• DLO Introduces Accessories For Zune
• Griffin Technology Intros 2nd Gen. Nano Cases, Universal Cable
• ifrogz Bows Custom Screenz
• NEATO Bows Label Design Software
• OtterBox Intros Case For 2nd Gen. Nano
• Peerless Stands Get Color
• Voxred Shows Backup Chargers
• PC Accessories Sales Hit $2.9B In '05
• Belkin Introduces Wireless USB Hub

• Business News
• Lower Income, Sales For Rex During Quarter

• By The Numbers
• Holiday Sales Season Saw Slow, Steady Start: NPD

• Computer Technology
• ViewSonic Adds Three Displays To LCD Line
• Firebrand Cracks Gateway's Board
• Huby Form Doesn't Follow Its Function
• Velocity Micro In Larger Quarters
• S-Xgen PC/Communications Device Unveiled
• Hewlett-Packard Outsells Dell In Notebooks
• Antec Introduces Green Power Supply Units
• Printer Revenue Down On Higher Sales

• Digital Imaging
• Fatter, Faster Flash Memory for Holidays
• Axion, Ceiva Launch Digital Frames
• Phones Take More "Primary" Pics

• Home Audio
• Legacy Industry Embracing New Sources Of Music
• Burmester Adds Multichannel Audio
• Neosonik Promises Home Theater Without Wires
• Satellite, HD Radio Potential
• Is The Industry Doing Enough?
• jWIN: All You Need Is iLuv For Portable Digital Devices
• Audio Systems Embracing New Sources, Technologies
• On PCs, Internet Radio
• AudioControl Ships New Components
• Soundmatters Sub Goes Louder, Deeper

• Major Appliances
• The Year In Majaps: A White-Goods Retrospective

• Mobile Electronics
• The Future Of After-Market Mobile Entertainment Products
• The Autosound Challenge
• Can 12V Recaptivate The Youth Market?

• News
• Karp Joins Audio Video Systems as COO
• XM Chairman: Company Will Focus On OEM
• JVC Shows Slim-Cabinet D-ILA TVs
• Best Buy's 'Red Friday'
• FCC Chairman To Appear At CES
• Degree Of Discounting Dismays Dealers
• Microsoft: 1 Million Zune Sales By June
• HTSA Elects New Board
• Tweeter Narrows Quarterly Loss
• Panasonic Introduces First HD Camcorders
• Best Buy Says Promos Curb Profits In Qtr.
• Sirius Lowers Sub Forecast To About 6M
• Hitachi, Maxell Join Forces With CES Booth
• HP Gives Wall Street A Performance Overview
• Sony Holiday Sales Strong
• Whirlpool Sells Hoover Brand For $107 Million
• 'firedog' Contest Lauds Firefighters

• Portable Digital Devices
• Carrier Services
• Garmin Prepares To Defend No. 1 Rank
• Music Phone Potential
• Suppliers Anticipate More MP3 Market Shifts
• Converged Portable Devices To Take Off
• Which Will Win?
• Holiday GPS Prices Aggressive, Older Technology Hits $199
• The Demise Of Dedicated Devices

• Retailing/E-tailing
• That Was The Year That Was: A Retail Retrospective

• Video/Home Satellite
• EchoStar Fights Court Injunction
• Retailer Requires 'Simplay' HDMI Testing
• Sony, Panasonic Hold DTV Leads
• Sony Ships Blu-ray Player

• Viewpoint
• Surprising Changes In 2006