CEA Addresses Key Issues In Nation's Capital
WASHINGTON — The consumer electronics industry enjoyed a record sales year in 2004, the 20th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Betamax decision. It's no accident that the decision, which enabled home recording rights, set the stage for the industry's spectacular growth over the past two decades.

VoIP Equipment Is Becoming More Diverse
Unwired Technology Will Debut Pilot Override Bluetooth System
Toshiba Plans 4th Quarter HD-DVD Launch
THX Upgrades Select Standard
Sony Unveils Qualia SACD At CES
Sharp To Show 65W-Inch LCD TV At Int'l. CES
Samsung Makes Big Move In '05 HDTV Lineup
Satellite Radio Turns To Home, Portable Users
Recently Combined Philips Unit Introduces '05 Accessories Line
Philips Debuts Distributed Audio For Do-It-Yourself Customers
Panasonic Bows Broad Integrated HDTV Line
MP3 Unseats Headphone CD Via Innovative Products
MP3 Tops Headphone CD In Sales, Features
Mobile Video Price Moves Seen As Sales Decline
Mobile Headsets Spotlighting Fashion, Function
LG Makes Flat-Screen Statement In HDTV
JVC Expands Line With HD-ILA, LCD Models
In-Stat Says Radio's Conversion To Digital Is Clearly Underway
Holiday Sales Up, But Lackluster
HD Optical Disc Battle Will Heat Up At CES
Coby Introduces Portable DVDs, MP3 Player
Calacci Joins New Thomson Unit
Autosound Business Welcomes iPod, MP3 In Its 2005 Offerings