“My PDA. No, my HDTV. No, my computer. No, my DVD. No, my digital radio and navigational device. This is like asking me to choose which kid is my favorite!”
“My Treo 700. With my new responsibilities, I am in the office no matter where I am. Also my plasma TV and my audio system.”
“The PC and cellphone are the most critical to me from a business perspective and the high definition television from a personal perspective.”
“1,080p high-definition television, portable music players and mobile phones.”
“Obviously, the iPod has revolutionized the music and entertainment industry, and I think the DVR has done the same for TV. I don't think I could live without either one these days.”
“It would be my laptop and e-mail. Even with the progression of cellphones, the ability to communicate in writing instantaneously has changed communication.”
“The DVR. Not only does the DVR reshape consumer viewing habits, it gives consumers real control and will lead to true 'home servers' for entertainment.”
“My TiVo. Enough said.”
“High-definition television. While most people likely think of cellphones or the Internet, most spend more time daily with TV news and entertainment. Nothing beats the New York Rangers in HD.”
“Despite all the innovations over the last 20 years, the television remains the one product I couldn't live without. Satellite radio is great and so is my home theater sound system, but I absolutely need my TV.”
“Definitely television. I watch a lot of news — CNN, CNBC, Bloomberg — and football. So I couldn't go without my TV.”
“My laptop and 2GB smartphone.”
“Right now I'm hooked on my high-definition television. I think it's the best CE product in a long time because it tangibly enhances the entertainment experience. You can really see and hear the difference.”
“Cellphones, which I presume most of the people within the industry would consider the most important tool available to all of us in selling, management, communications and in every aspect of our business life.”
“I have to have a big-screen TV. I think that was an industry changing event. If you think about it, digital TV and digital sound — if you don't have a big-screen digital TV, it's just not the same experience.”
“I can't live without my BlackBerry, on which I have been totally dependent for 24/7 voice and e-mail communications.”
“Our home audio/video system. It utilizes HDTVs from Pioneer, Mitsubishi and Sharp, and gear from Yamaha, McIntosh, Sonance, Russound, Monster, Crestron and others. It's like our own 'year round' CES!”
“I can't live, or drive, without car navigation. Since the day I arrived in California [summer 1995], I have had navigation so I never had to learn the local road system. I am a certified nav junkie.”
“My entire CD collection. Over 850 discs with over 11,000 songs are loaded on my Yamaha MusicCast MCX2000. Instantly, I have access to all of the music I have collected over the years.”
“HDTV. In the early 1980s those first big-screen rear-projection analog TVs were pretty cool, but nothing like the amazing resolution and all-encompassing entertainment experience of HDTV. ”
“TiVo. Not DVR, real TiVo.”
“My laptop with wireless Sprint card and my cellphones. My phones give me global presence 24 hours a day, If we didn't have instant messaging, Skype, laptops or cellphones, the world would go right past us.”
“The simple cordless telephone. It freed consumers from being tied to a single location. It was a necessity waiting to happen. And my Toughbook laptop PC. It's like an extension of my brain.”
“At home, the DVD player and the DVR. Most recently, XM radio in the car. You get used to commercial-free radio and having the ultimate jukebox in the car.”
“A great portable CD player (I know it should be an iPod, but I'm old fashioned) and noise-canceling headphones. I can take my favorite music almost anywhere and not be bothered by what's happening around me.”
“My cellphone.”
“Plasma TV.”
“I can't live without my computer. However, when it crashes, I have been tempted to throw it out the window.”
“There is no more important product to me than a great car audio system. Being able to listen to music in my car is one of the few moments I have during the week to just relax and escape the stress a short while.”
“It has to be the cellphone and the PDA.”
“My TiVo, cellphone and computer.”
“My array of hi-fi audio playback devices for home and portable applications, my HP Multimedia notebook PC, my Pocket PC phone and my home theater equipment.”
“Car navigation systems, TiVo and the Internet.”
“The computer, which is essential for the management of our business each and every day. It gives us the ability to quickly act and react to each segment of our business.”
“The CD. I started in this business because I loved music and wanted to hear it in the most lifelike way.”
“My new multimedia laptop computer and Garmin GPS that does everything: music, navigation, live traffic update and bluetooth link to my cell phone. I'm in love!”
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