A big, wide world of LCD televisions is just one of the eye-catching displays at the Philips booth. Connected Planet is the company’s umbrella for a broad range of products — like Internet-connected Streamium TVs — that use "wireless, broadband, and mobile-enabling technologies to provide seamless accessibility to entertainment, information, and services."
With a plethora of burning choices, recordable DVD has definitely arrived. Many brand names familiar from videotape, along with new ones, are offering blank DVDs in various flavors.
Dish Network used a giant inflatable pig to express its opinion of cable companies.
Photographer Paulo Filgueiras snaps a few shots of supermodel Bianca Klamt to demo Olympus’s E1 digital SLR camera.
Panasonic's Viera line of flat-panel TVs takes the center position in its massive floor display. (The name is — no joke — a combination of "Vision" and "Era.")
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