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Photos from the 2007 CEDIA Expo.
A group picture of honorees and the people who accepted the CE Hall of Fame awards are (from left) Guy Finley, Robert Briskman, Bjorn Dybdahl of Bjorn’s, Richard W. Citta, Wayne Park of LG, Joe Clayton of Dish, Bill English, Y.K. Kim of Samsung and Gary Shapiro of CEA.
2013 CE Hall of Famer Bjorn Dybdahl (from left) with his wife Shari and members of his family: Kris Dybdahl, Karrie Webber, Annie Viers and Neil Viers
John Taylor of LG (from left) with 2013 CE Hall of Fame honoree Richard Citta, Wayne Park of LG and Wayne Luplow of Zenith Electronics
Samsung’s David Steel (from left) with John Godfrey, Y.K. Kim and J.S. Chang
Jack Wayman and Guy Findley, grandson of Hall of Famer Larry Findley
Jack Wayman with Hall of Famer Bjorn Dybdahl, who has been going to CES since 1970.
K.M. Koo, accepting for LG founder and his grandfather, the late In Hwoi Koo, with CEA’s Gary Shapiro.
Guy Findley, executive director of Media & Entertainment Services Alliance, accepting for his grandfather the late Larry Findley, with Gary Shapiro of CEA.
Joe Clayton of Dish (left) accepting the CE Hall of Fame award for co-founder of Dish/EchoStar Charlie Ergen from Gary Shapiro
CEA’s Jim Barry (left) and Jeff Joseph
Robert Briskman, co-founder of Sirius XM Radio (left) accepting his CE Hall of Fame award from Gary Shapiro
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Gary Shapiro of the CEA, holds a copy of his new book “Ninja Innovation,” which
will debut at the 2013 International CES.
CEA’s Jeff Joseph holds one of the Innovations Award winners, the Xpal Power’s Spare One emergency phone.
LG’s Tim Alessi
Justin Moon of QMX Software Systems demonstrated his company’s technology in a tricked-out QMX custom Jeep.
BodyMedia spokeswoman Molly Antos showed the company’s FIT fitness monitoring system.
Sennheiser’s Eric Stubbert with the company’s D 700 headphones
HMDX spokeswoman Hillary Pecorale shows off the company’s Jam Bluetooth wireless speaker.
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Photos from the 2007 CEDIA Expo. Photos from the 2007 CEDIA Expo. |
TWICE Editor Steve Smith is attending SinoCES this week in Qingdao, China. Here are some shots of |
Photos from the June 4, 2007 issue of TWICE. Photos from the June 4, 2007 issue of TWICE. |
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MARTA cocktail reception at CES.
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TWICE’s Steve Smith and his wife Marion say farewell to Yankee Stadium on its |
An inside look at the New Age CES party
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Images from around the Photo Plus show, held at the Jacob Javitz Convention Center in New York Ci |
Just a lazy, summer afternoon at Shea Stadium with my Nikon P80. Just a lazy, summer after |
ASUS opened its first store within a store on Nov. 12 at the RCS Computer Experience. ASUS |
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Photos from around the first day of CES. Photos from around the first day of CES. |
Photos from the show, which was held in Atlanta last week.
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A look at some of the folks attending the International CES.
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Highlights from Spring RetailVision which took place last week in Orlando, Fla. Highlights |
The stars came out over the Hyatt Regency resort here and top vendors hobnobbed with a plethora o |
Photos from Brand Source's National Convention held the week of Aug. 27 in Las Vegas P |
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A look around the Brand Source Summit at the Hilton Anatole, Dallas. A look around the Bra |
Photos from PMA 2008 Photos from PMA 2008 |
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Arlington, Va. — The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) responded to the National Transportation Safety Board’s (NTSB) update of its “Most Wanted List, which calls for a ban of portable electronic devices “that do not directly support the task at hand” in vehicles, planes, trains and vessels.
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New York — The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced the International CES Best of Innovations 2013 Design and Engineering Award honorees during its annual press preview, here, Monday.
The CES Innovations Awards honor outstanding design and engineering advancements across 29 consumer electronics product categories, including two new trend-focused categories: Accessible & Universal Design Technologies and Tech for a Better World.
New York – The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) officially began the promotional countdown for the 2013 International CES in January with its traditional press event, here, at the Metropolitan Pavilion Monday.
Karen Chupka, events and conferences senior VP for the CEA, said the 2013 show — to be held in Las Vegas Jan. 8-11 — is expected to draw 150,000 attendees from 150 countries (35,000 international attendees included), 3,000 exhibitors and approximately 1.8 million square feet of exhibit space, matching this year’s record attendance.
New York — Tablet computers, and to a lesser extent smartphones, will be the double darlings of the holiday selling season and International CES.
That was the word from the Consumer Electronic Association (CEA), which provided a holiday heads-up and CES sneak peek at the International CES Unveiled press preview event here yesterday.
Arlington, Va. — The Venetian will be a key venue for the 2013 International CES, spotlighting emerging technologies, high-performance audio, lifestyle electronics and green initiatives during the Jan. 8-11 event in Las Vegas.
The Venetian, the second largest CES venue, spans nearly 400,000 square feet and will host more than 10 product categories and nine TechZones. The Venetian’s CES show floor includes exhibit space, suites, meeting rooms, keynotes and Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) member services.
Detroit — The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) said a record number of automotive manufacturers will exhibit at the 2013 International CES.
Seven manufacturers will showcase their latest technologies on the show floor: Audi, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Kia and Subaru. This will be Subaru’s first time exhibiting at the show, which will be held Jan. 8-11, 2013, in Las Vegas.
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