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Middle School students and High School students from around the country present their award-winning experiments and inventions at the first ever White House Science Fair. Solar powered cars, soccer playing robots and innovative ideas to treating cancer, highlight the best and brightest of America's future in technology and engineering.
BlackBerry PlayBook apps demo during Adobe MAX Monday keynote by Mike Lazaridis, Co-CEO of RIM, and Kevin Lynch, CTO of Adobe. Demo showcases apps built in Adobe AIR, as well as the multimedia capabilities of the BlackBerry PlayBook.
Videos from Asperion Audio, ATON, Chief, ELAN, Hi-Fi 2 by HAI, Niles, QVS, Sunfire and Xantech taken during CEDIA 2010.
A Microsoft commercial for Windows Phone 7 highlights the chaos that can occur when consumers spend a lot of time trying to use complicated smartphones and stop paying attention to what's going on around them.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets, host a joint press conference in New York City to discuss the latest developments for Windows Phone 7.
Verizon President and CEO Lowell McAdam announced the initial markets for the company's 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network, which will launch in 38 major metropolitan areas
The Black Diamond Motorized Projection Screen working on the CEDIA show floor with over 28 foot-candles of ambient light shining from all directions.
Preview of the new professional-grade BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and BlackBerry Tablet OS.
Dave Robinon and DSI picket a Walmart as part of a demonstration in favor of the American Independent Dealer.
John Grodem, Optoma's director of product marketing shows the 3DXL 3D video processor at CEDIA. It should ship in November with a $399 price point.
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