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CES Bloggers

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Hey, who else is blogging CES?   300 of you Techno Spartans ?    Put YOUR blog URL in the comments section of this post or twitter me and I’ll put you here.   Also make sure you have RSVPd with the CES Bloggers and Bloghaus folks at Seagate and Podtech.   

A lot of premier tech bloggers are on board the PodTech / Microsoft Blogging Bus heading for Las Vegas and video-live-blogging from the bus when they can – this really is a cool idea!  http://www.mogulus.com/podtech_ces_live

SONY Online looks like they have a great blogging venue at the MGM as well and they are hosting a cool (invitation only) Poker Party Wednesday night at the Hard Rock Cafe. 

CES Bloggers  (bloggers – RSVP with them for the Atomic Testing Museum party!)

Rob from CES

Scoble!

Intel’s CES Blogging Team

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CES 2008: Don’t Tase me Bro!

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Hey, here’s the Taser Press release.   At CES they’ll have a new line of Tasers where “fashion with a bite” is the theme.  

OUCH!

MEDIA ADVISORY

TASER Debuts Company’s First Consumer Education Infomercial and
New TASER C2 Design: Fashion with a Bite
 
WHAT:           TASER International will discuss its new television infomercial starring John Bunnell, host of World Wildest Police Videos. In its entirety, the 30-minute infomercial will directly educate consumers about the TASER C2.
 
The company will also unveil its new TASER C2 design which will provide a personal protection option for women who want fashion with a bite.

CES Press Conference Schedule

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Check www.CESWeb.org for official CES information.    Here’s a link to the Press Conference roundup for CES.    It’s really going to be interesting to see how the Blu-Ray buzz shakes out.  SONY must be thrilled to have their standard come into widespread adoption, and look more like they’ll “win” the high stakes battle for the DVD market.   Likewise the HD-DVD folks must really be devastated by the trends away from that technology.  Hmmm – am I remembering correctly that it was SONY that lost the betamax vs VCR battle almost a generation ago?    If so, maybe they learned from that how to win this one?