In Pictures: Consumer Electronics Show
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The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas attracts some 130,000 visitors keen to check out the latest gadgets and services from more than 2,500 exhibitors. -
Large areas of the exhibition are dominated by flat panel televisions of all descriptions, from plasma and LCD screens to ones using new display technologies. -
The major players in the electronics industry continue to squabble over the format of the next generation of DVDs, with Toshiba pushing HD-DVD versus Sony's Blu-ray. -
Google is attracting a lot of the attention at CES, even though it produces few actual electronic products itself. -
Many exhibitors are challenging the dominance of the Apple iPod by bringing out new digital music devices, many of which also play video. -
A whole hall at CES is devoted to the latest accessories for cars, from satellite navigation devices to bombastic audio systems.