CEA Association News
Three great engineering events
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 05, 2008
CE leaders, innovators and engineers will head to Las Vegas for the 2008 Fall Technology & Standards Forum, Oct. 20 to 24. Voice your company's views and help finalize crucial CE technical standards. The Forum is co-located with CEA's Industry Forum and i-stage events. Your Tech & Standards registration includes access to the Industry Forum Monday lunch, i-stage demonstrations and the CE Hall of Fame Dinner, as well as all standards meetings for the week and the new Technology & Standards Awards Dinner. To attend the additional research and business development sessions offered at Industry Forum, please register for both conferences, but pay only the all-inclusive Industry Forum fee.
HDTV Component Video Interface updated
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 05, 2008
An updated version of CEA-770.3, High Definition TV Analog Component Video Interface, was published earlier this year. This standard defines an analog video interface with a widescreen (16:9) aspect ratio and up to 1080 lines of video. This technology can be used in products where a high-definition picture is desired, but digital transfer of the picture is not possible or desired. The updated standard, called CEA-770.3-D, is available from IHS.
DTV 1394 Interface updated
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 05, 2008
CEA's DTV 1394 interface standard describes how set-top boxes, DVRs and other similar devices may send MPEG video to a DTV using a 1394 interface. CEA's DTV Interface Subcommittee works to keep CEA-775 up to date with the latest standards developed by the 1394 Trade Association. The subcommittee published an updated version of the CEA standard earlier this year, and CEA-775-C, DTV 1394 Interface Specification, is now available from IHS.
Building Blocks
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 04, 2008
Building Blocks 2008, the jointly produced CEA-Digital Hollywood conference, exceeded 1,000 attendees in San Jose, Calif., Aug. 5 to 7. "We were so pleased to welcome hundreds of executives from the computer, social media, CE and entertainment industries," said Victor Harwood, president of Digital Hollywood. "There was a tremendous sharing of ideas over the three days of more than 50 sessions of in-depth learning, group discussion of the challenges of the industry platforms; broadband, TV, mobile and social media and great socializing. We want to thank all the attendees, the speakers and sponsors who contributed so much to make this event a great success."
CEA prepares for the 2008 CE Hall of Fame
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 04, 2008
The CE Hall of Fame will honor 12 new inductees at the 2008 Industry Forum on the evening of Oct. 21 in Las Vegas. The 2008 inductees include such industry leaders as Ken Kutaragi, Dr. Fritz Sennheiser, Warren Lieberfarb and Richard Sharp. Nominations for the 2009 CE Hall of Fame close Nov. 28. For more information about CE Hall of Fame inductees or the nomination process, go to www.CE.org/halloffame.
Get your Global Media Awards entries in now
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 04, 2008
CEA and the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) have joined to launch the new Global Media Awards program, recognizing how the worlds of technology and entertainment have merged to advance both the creativity and science of media worldwide. Categories for the Global Media Awards include short-form media, advertising, Web site/Internet, repurposed linear/traditional content, long-form media, platform and user experience/program guide. Hurry, all entries must be postmarked by Sept. 12.
CEA's i-stage -- A playground for all technology companies
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 03, 2008
It's no secret that cutting-edge technologies fuel our industry. Over the years, several industry players have taken a stab at creating competitions that aim to sort through these new players and find the world's next "it" gadget. And while hot technologies such as TiVo's digital video recorder have surfaced at these contests, there has been recent chatter from major outlets including The New York Times about these events morphing into "pay for play" opportunities. With some entry fees amounting to $18,500, it is hard to imagine that the "little guys" looking to break into the market have much of a chance. Read more at CEA Digital Dialogue.
MTV and Gibson Guitar join '09 CES exhibitor lineup
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 03, 2008
Two huge consumer powerhouses, MTV and Gibson Guitar, have thrown their hats in the exhibitor ring for the largest consumer-technology trade show, the 2009 International CES, Jan. 8 to 11, in Las Vegas. Last year, CES attracted hundreds of exhibitors displaying the latest developments, enhancements, storage and/or distribution of content. This year's content-exhibitor list will be even better: Sling, DirectTV, EchoStar, Blockbuster, TV Guide, Sony Pictures and now MTV. Meanwhile, Gibson Guitar, the leader in musical-instrument manufacturing, will likely showcase a variety of musical acts. Gibson's HD.6X-PRO Digital and Robot Guitar represent the biggest advance in music in more than 70 years. Don't miss the action, register today.
Show map now available for 2009 International CES
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 02, 2008
Want to know where at CES to find all the thumping cars packed with in-vehicle technology? Curious about what technology you might see at The Venetian this year? With one handy map, you can get the lowdown on what happens at the International CES in each of its venues -- the Las Vegas Convention Center/Las Vegas Hilton and the Sands Expo and Convention Center/The Venetian. Get the 2009 CES show map now.
Win tickets to i-stage, the springboard to CES
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 02, 2008
The most disruptive, next-gen tech products, applications and services are clamoring for a chance to demo at i-stage, the proving ground for revolutionary new technologies. Be part of the excitement as contestants make the pitch of a lifetime in front of a judging panel including Kevin Kelly, the maverick behind Wired Magazine; Molly Wood of CNET's Buzz Report; and Ryan Block, former editor in chief of Engadget. Finalists go head-to-head at the Consumer Electronics Association's Industry Forum, the industry's meeting place for analyzing the next generation of consumer electronics. Enter now to win two Monday passes to see the entire competition and presentations of the latest market research at the Four Seasons Las Vegas on Oct. 20.
Chief execs of Microsoft, Sony and Ford to deliver keynotes at 2009 CES
CEA SmartBrief | Sep 02, 2008
Chief executive officers of Microsoft, Sony and Ford will deliver keynote addresses at the 2009 International CES, Jan. 8 to 11, in Las Vegas. "These exciting keynote speakers demonstrate that the 2009 International CES is the hub of activity in the consumer-electronics, entertainment-content and automotive industries," said CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro. "Steve Ballmer and Sir Howard Stringer are driving forces behind the continued growth of the consumer-technology industry. Alan Mulally is a true visionary, spurring technology innovation in the automotive market. These leaders are changing the way technology is being incorporated into new markets, and CES attendees will all benefit from these keynotes unveiling the next generation of technology." See the lineup of keynotes and register for CES today.
CES hotels now accepting reservations
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 29, 2008
More than three dozen Vegas properties offer discounts for International CES attendees. Book now; remember, hotels sell out quickly on CES show days (Jan. 8 to 11).
Go easy on your wallet, be smart when booking airfare
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 29, 2008
We know the economy has affected everybody's wallet, but when it comes to booking airfare to CES, there are ways to save. Choosing the International CES as your one consumer-technology trade show is -- for starters -- a great way to save money. Rather than traveling to multiple cities around the globe to conduct business, CES could be THE ONE trip you make, connecting you with more than 130,000 consumer-technology professionals and more than 2,700 exhibitors from 140 different countries. Learn ways to get the best deal on airfare to the International CES.
A strong showing for trade at the DNC
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 28, 2008
Wednesday in Denver, trade advocates came together to speak an urgent truth: getting our economy moving requires a strong and positive trade policy. Speakers including Rep. Gregory Meeks and representatives from the Colorado governor's office and the Denver World Trade Center noted that exports were the bright spot of the economy. The message is clear: trade is not a partisan issue. One long overdue step is immediate congressional approval of the Colombian free-trade agreement. Our inaction has already cost America more than $1 billion in needless tariffs. In today's dire economic environment, we cannot afford to wait.
She knows if you've been bad or good
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 28, 2008
So be good for Molly's sake. Otherwise she'll be fishing Paula Abdul and the other i-stage judges out of their Coca-Colas. Okay, so Paula's not really a judge, but Ryan Block, Kevin Kelly and Jeff Pulver are, and it's up to Molly Wood, CNET's executive editor and now i-stage mistress of ceremonies, to make sure these three wise men find the next tech messiah in the vast desert of Las Vegas. And while we have full faith that her comic delivery and industry knowledge from The Buzz Report and Regis and Kelly may actually save the competition, we really selected her for her mastery of backwoods horse-wrangling techniques honed in Montana to keep the Silicon Valley fight clubs from causing i-stage to run over into the subsequent pool party. We hope she brings her bullhorn.
DTV 1394 interface applications updated
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 27, 2008
CEA-849-B describes various applications of the CEA DTV 1394 interface. This interface can be used to carry ATSC digital-television streams, direct broadcast satellite digital streams, U.S. cable digital streams and standard-definition digital video camcorder digital streams, all of which are described in CEA-849-B. This standard was recently updated, and the new version is available from IHS.
CEA's parental-guidance standard becomes American National Standard
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 27, 2008
CEA's recently updated parental-guidance standard has been approved by the American National Standards Institute as an American National Standard. The document, now called ANSI/CEA-766-C, is one of several that, together, describe how TV systems can enable parents to control their children's access to TV programming. It describes the meaning of the various ratings codes that can be assigned to a program, but does not describe how a TV should go about blocking a program. The updated standard is available from IHS.
CEA closed-captioning standard becomes American National Standard
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 27, 2008
CEA's recently updated analog-TV closed-captioning standard has been approved by the American National Standards Institute as an American National Standard. Although the switchover to digital TV is just around the corner, analog closed captioning will remain in use for quite some time in cable and satellite systems that continue to serve analog TVs, and in other consumer products such as VCRs and DVD players that connect to analog TVs. The updated standard, ANSI/CEA-608-E, is available from IHS.
Get the competitive edge on home integration
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 26, 2008
CEA-CompTIA DHTI+ proves your knowledge of home-technology integration. Earning this important certification will give you a competitive edge in the consumer-electronics industry and show clients that you have the skills to properly install their electronics. Learn more about the certification.
Underground Gaming Series plans a stop at '09 CES
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 26, 2008
While you're at CES this January, gear up for some killer gaming. Head to the Gaming Showcase (Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall 2) for the Underground Gaming Series (UGS), the premier professional-level video gaming event and tournament circuit that doubles as a "sniper-shot" guerrilla-marketing vehicle. The Underground Gaming Series is a competition open to all skill levels that feature next-gen and multigenre gaming events. Learn more about what to expect.
CEA updates standard used by DVI and HDMI interfaces
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 25, 2008
CEA-861, A DTV Profile for Uncompressed High Speed Digital Interfaces, is one of the standards referenced by HDMI Licensing LLC as a required component of the high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI). It is also a component of the digital visual interface (DVI) found on many digital televisions. It was recently updated by CEA's DTV Interface Subcommittee and the revised edition, CEA-861-E, is now available from IHS.
CEA's XML definitions for home networking approved as American National Standard
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 25, 2008
CEA's Home Networks Committee has developed a standard, CEA-2018, that defines how to describe various tasks performed by consumer-electronics products using the XML computer language. This standard can be used with any home-networking technology and any home-networking infrastructure. It has been approved by the American National Standards Institute as an American National Standard and is now available from IHS as ANSI/CEA-2018.
Standard for program guides over home networks approved as American National Standard
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 25, 2008
CEA-2033, OpenEPG™ -- A Specification for Electronic Program Guide Data Interchange, was developed by CEA's Home Networks Committee to help consumer-electronics products share program-guide information over home networks. It enables home-entertainment devices to share program-guide information with other devices using messages that are based on standard Internet protocols. The standard has been approved by the American National Standards Institute as an American National Standard, and is now available from IHS as ANSI/CEA-2033.
Customer service at the speed of right -- going from good to great
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 22, 2008
In a fast-paced, hurry-up service-based economy, building relationships and earning repeat business is today's mantra ... but do you really do a great job regarding customer service or do you merely provide lip service? Did you know that 91% of angry customers leave, never tell you why and never return? Perception is reality! You think one thing, the customer thinks another. Attend this content-rich interactive session at Industry Forum and walk away with practical tips and strategies that you can implement immediately to help raise the customer-service bar at your office.
Speaking of mavericks
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 22, 2008
Ryan Block is meticulous. Not only has the former editor in chief of Engadget analyzed every square foot of what CES has to offer, he has been known to obsessively chart and dissect his own blogging patterns. Talk about scrutiny. Block and his Engadget team have redefined -- and some might argue replaced -- traditional tech press coverage, cataloguing gadgets from the chic to the bleak. And, at a time when he is taking on his own new ventures, he is set to give tech's best new breed a taste of his recipe for success as the latest addition to the judging lineup for i-stage. Forget the payola conferences. Don't miss the pitch of a lifetime at the 2008 i-stage competition in Las Vegas on Oct. 20.
Victory for home recording in Cablevision's remote-DVR case
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 21, 2008
On Aug. 4, a federal appeals court ruled that Cablevision's remote DVRs -- which worked like off-site TiVos -- didn't infringe copyright. The decision, which overturns an earlier opinion of a district court, stated that there was no significant legal difference between the remote DVRs and a VCR. Read a summary of the history and findings on the Digital Freedom Campaign site.
Brand yourself with industry leaders -- advertise in Vision magazine
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 21, 2008
Consumer Electronics Vision is the path to 23,000 industry movers and shakers. Every issue lands on the desks of the top executives in the CE industry as well as the key people that design, manufacture, buy, distribute and analyze products and trends for the dynamic $161 billion consumer-electronics industry. Advertise in CE Vision's next issue. View the latest media kit or contact Jason Stookey for more information.
Future of Television East gathers more than 70 speakers
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 21, 2008
The agenda has been posted and speaker selections have begun for Future of Television East, to be held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, Nov. 18 and 19. For information and to request sponsorship or exhibitor information, please contact Ellen Gildersleeve at (310) 855-0033.
Quarterly economic-outlook webcast
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 20, 2008
Lost in the headlines? Are we headed for boom or bust? Curious to know how the direction of the economy will affect your business? Get straightforward answers on the health of consumer buying and your industry's economy. Join CEA Chief Economist Shawn DuBravac, CFA, as he discusses the CE industry's economic outlook and explores other key macro topics. Don't miss this valuable research presentation! Register now.
CEA and CNET release consumer-sentiment indexes
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 20, 2008
The CEA-CNET Indexes provide a look at consumer confidence for the economy as a whole as well as the first-ever measure of consumer expectations around consumer electronics and technology.
Fix the future: Do something about your brand before it does something about you
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 20, 2008
Branding is a tribute, not a verb. Your company can't claim to be branded; it has to be given to you by customers. This insightful Industry Forum session, brought to you be CEA's Small Business Council and PARA Division, will show how to be unbeatable in any market you choose to own. The secret? Being branded not just for what you sell but also for how you sell it. Prepare to learn once and for all how to create brandable customer service.
CNET best of CES returns in 2009
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 19, 2008
Each year, CNET partners with CEA to produce the Best of CES Awards. The CNET editorial team recognizes the best new products at the world's largest consumer-technology trade show, handing out awards in 10 categories; the overall Best in Show award; and the People's Voice Award, selected by the CNET community in an online poll. CNET editors scour the show floor of the biggest consumer-electronics trade show in the world. They preview thousands of products before they are released to the public and choose the best of what they see. Learn more.
Six new places to get rest at CES
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 19, 2008
There are six new hotels signed on for the 2009 International CES: Trump International Hotel & Tower, Courtyard Las Vegas South, Holiday Inn Express Las Vegas South, Fairfield Inn & Suites Las Vegas South, Residence Inn Las Vegas South and Palms Place. Check rates and availability for all official CES hotels.
CES looking for Innovations Awards judges
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 18, 2008
What will be the most innovative consumer-electronics products in 2009? You decide. The International CES is accepting judge applications until Friday for the Innovations Design and Engineering Awards. The program recognizes the most innovative consumer-electronics products in 34 categories, each judged by a three-member panel consisting of an independent industrial designer, independent engineer or industry analyst and a member of the trade press. The judging process is conducted online and will begin Oct. 8 and end Oct. 19.
EHX amps up with redesigned Fall 2008 Show
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 18, 2008
Electronic House Expo (EHX) Fall 2008 is set to deliver the latest trends and critical technologies with a redesigned show that advances the business of custom electronics professionals. With the guidance of CE Pro editors, the EHX advisory board and feedback from past participants, EHX Fall will feature an "amped up" conference lineup, training program and expo floor designed to deliver the best event to date. Learn more about the new features of EHX Fall, taking place Nov. 4 to 7, in Long Beach, Calif.
First i-stage judge revealed
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 18, 2008
He is the founding executive editor and maverick behind Wired magazine. He has interviewed aggressive innovators, entertainers and lifestyle changers from George Lucas to Brian Eno and Martha Stewart. His work has been emblazoned in The New York Times, The Economist, Time, Harper's, GQ and Esquire and was required reading on the set of "The Matrix". And he knows whether you're worth our attention. Kevin Kelly is the first judge, keynoter and hurdle you'll have to overcome at the 2008 i-stage competition. Register now and stay tuned for more announcements as contestants make or break their latest innovations in the pitch of a lifetime to be the most marketable, innovative and impactful tech product.
Mitek Corp. gives CEA's trade bus a big Texas welcome
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 15, 2008
Mitek Corp. employs 2,500 people worldwide, and it ships its products to 100 countries. Ennis, Texas, is home to nearly 200 of those employees involved in the design and manufacture of some amazing consumer-electronics products. CEA's America Wins With Trade tour bus was greeted by Loyd Ivey, founder, chairman and CEO of Mitek. At his side was Russell Thomas, mayor of Ennis and its 20,000 citizens, and U.S. Rep. Joe Barton. They gave the CEA team a big Texas welcome!
CEA division board nominations close today, Aug. 15
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 15, 2008
Looking to get more involved with CEA? Participation on a division or council board gives your company a voice in CEA's strategic direction, enhances your professional image and helps you connect with other professionals in the consumer-electronics industry. Nominations for division board seats close today, Aug. 15. If you are a member of CEA and interested in participating on a board, please submit your application or contact Melanie Lambrecht for more information.
Build a solid career in the custom-electronics channel
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 15, 2008
Prove to potential employers and customers that you can connect the pieces when it comes to integrating home technologies. CEA-CompTIA DHTI+ certification validates your expertise to install, maintain and repair digital home systems. Learn more.
How semiconductor and CE companies can improve cost, time-to-market and product quality
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 15, 2008
During the last few years, the demand for CE products has surpassed the demand for personal computers (PCs) as consumers around the world benefited from the technological advances in products such as televisions, wireless handsets and automotive applications. The result has been a boon for CE manufacturers as well as a new growth market for semiconductor manufacturers traditionally focused on PC or communications markets. But the increased demand is also creating tremendous pressure on these manufacturers. Specifically, the growing reliance on CE products and the need for shorter development cycles are requiring semiconductor suppliers (also known as integrated circuit, or IC, suppliers) to work more closely with CE producers to improve design processes and help bring products to market more quickly. CEA, the Global Semiconductor Alliance and KPMG partnered to examine these and other issues. Read the report.
Code of best practices in fair use for online video
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 14, 2008
The Center for Social Media at American University recently released a great guide to current acceptable practices for use of online video. A distinguished panel of experts, including members of the Digital Freedom Campaign's academic advisory board, came together to form this guide. It is a great resource for those using video content for any number of purposes to answer important questions about how to use copyrighted video appropriately. Our sincere thanks go out to the Center for Social Media and the panel of experts who contributed to the study for their efforts!
You only get to debut your product once, so make the most of it
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 14, 2008
What if you could make your worldwide debut at the International CES® -- the launchpad of new technology -- all expenses paid. CES has kept geeks and gadget gurus drooling for years, and now only one hurdle stands between you and your digital destiny. If you're behind the most revolutionary, disruptive, next-gen tech products and applications, today is the final day to enter i-stage, the only competition that springboards you to CES.
Everyone is going green, but where is green going?
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 14, 2008
As U.S. sales of green technology edge to nearly $104 billion this year and global leaders such as Samsung and Toshiba receive accolades from GreenPeace for their environmental efforts, everyone is finding out that there is a lot of green to be made off being eco-friendly. But how can we ensure that the environmental movement has a lasting and positive impact? CEA Digital Dialogue explores the future of green technology.
2009 CES press day schedule posted
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 13, 2008
With more the 90% of CES media attending Press Day in 2008, the schedule of events is always a highly anticipated unveiling, and the schedule for 2009 is now posted! Media can expect another streamlined schedule this year, with 12 of the 13 exhibitors participating holding their events on the first and second floors of The Venetian. Press Day is a MUST attend for CES media as major corporate, product and news announcements will be made. Press Day begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7, and wraps up at 5 p.m., just in time for the Pre-Show CES keynote address.
CEA investigating 3-D video standards
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 12, 2008
There is widespread interest in 3-D video across the entire production, delivery and viewing chain. Movies are being produced and shown in 3-D in cinemas with advances in digital cinema improving the experience. Prepackaged content and games have the storage and processing power to deliver 3-D video. Televisions are available today that can render 3-D content. To respond to this, CEA will hold a discovery group session at the Technology & Standards Forum on Wednesday, Oct. 22, in Las Vegas, to address delivery and presentation of three-dimensional (3-D) video in the home and determine the need for standards within CEA's domain. To request an opportunity to speak during the meeting, contact Brian Markwalter or Alayne Bell.
Video was framed; radio committed suicide
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 12, 2008
Investigators looking into the death of radio have concluded that the Buggles were wrong. Video was not the culprit. Neither was satellite radio, nor the music industry, as radio's 911 call led many to believe. It now appears that radio's wounds were self-inflicted, and CEA Digital Dialogue investigates the question many are asking: Why?
Cell phone 2.0
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 12, 2008
Long gone is the era of simply using your cell phone to make a call. Now, cell phones are being used in place of many other devices to communicate location and find information, and also to allow companies to connect to their customers through mobile marketing. Attend this Industry Forum session to explore the newest cell phone applications, how the cell phone has changed through the years, how people are using them, and how they can enhance your business' relationship with its customers.
Yahoo! does the right thing
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 11, 2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign applauds Yahoo! for its decision to compensate customers of its music store whose purchases will be rendered useless when it takes its DRM-authentication servers offline Sept. 30. Yahoo is offering coupons to these consumers to repurchase music through its new music partner, Rhapsody. Its original announcement was another ugly reminder of the shackles DRM puts on legally purchased content, but we are happy to see Yahoo! do the right thing and make the best of an otherwise bad situation.
Proposed PERFORM Act would send consumers "Back to the Tape Age"
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 11, 2008
In a written statement submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee, CEA and the Home Recording Rights Coalition (HRRC) emphasized the importance of preserving the innovation, integrity and usefulness of the products that its members deliver to consumers, in particular those that allow them to listen to music via radio and other devices. The proposed PERFORM Act would take away the longstanding rights of consumers to enjoy the benefits and flexibility of digital technology by essentially outlawing a digital satellite radio service (and other services subject to Section 114, such as a noninteractive music service offered by a cable company) under copyright law unless it "uses reasonably available technology to prevent copying of [a] transmission, except for 'reasonable recording.'"
Universal launches Lost Tunes -- A DRM-free online "Small Local Record Store"
CEA SmartBrief | Aug 11, 2008
Universal Music Group has announced the launch of its new online music service Lost Tunes, which focuses on distributing rare content from its catalogue. Best of all, this service is yet another nail in the coffin of DRM, as Lost Tunes will sell its high-quality MP3s DRM-free! The Digital Freedom Campaign would like to congratulate Universal Music for finally seeing the blinding light and selling more and more of its catalogue without copy protection. Now it just needs to point that light at its movie division.
Sign up for CEA SmartBrief
Latest Blog Postsview more
Sony Updates NAS-Enabled Stereos, M700HD and D500HD [Sony]
Gizmodo
Boombox Skin For The iPhone
Ubergizmo.com
Sennheiser MM 200 Headset
Ubergizmo.com
Logicool PF700 Wireless Speaker
Ubergizmo.com
Companies in the news
- Best Buy Co., Inc.
- Cobra Electronics
- Emerson Radio
- International Rectifier
- LG Electronics
- National Semiconductor Corp
- Nintendo
- Nokia Corporation
- Nvidia Corp
- Planar Systems
- Qualcomm Inc
- RF Micro Devices, Inc.
- Sony Corporation
- Sony Ericsson
- Texas Instruments Inc