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WSJ.com: Videos From CES in Las Vegas

January 7, 2008 at 7:04 am PT

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Here’s a lovely selection of videos from the Consumer Electronics Show, taking place this week in Las Vegas, from the folks at WSJ.com. (BoomTown videos to come, of course!):

Tagged with: CES, Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, video, WSJ.com

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  • jen cann

    I actually went to that Consumer Electronics Show i am disappointing to see the videos are not up currently. I could go this year :(

    -JenCAN
    Vegas

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