Interview: CTIA Boss Steve Largent Aims To Keep Conference From Being Lost in the Shuffle

Tired of sitting in the shadow of CES and Mobile World Congress, the U.S. cellular trade group has moved its conference to May. In an interview, CTIA chief Steve Largent talks about the move.
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CES Fun With Lytro’s Light Field Camera

At last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, AllThingsD got some hands-on time with the Lytro, a camera whose “living pictures” can be endlessly refocused.
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Walt and Katie Take a Tour of CES (Video)

Walt and Katie walk the CES floor, and find less “newness” at this year’s event, noting that the absent Apple looms over the show.
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There Better Be Some Cool Stuff at CES, Because CE Holiday Sales Data Bytes!

Camcorders and MP3 players go splat!
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Vizio Jumps Into PC Fray

Vizio Inc., which shook up the market with inexpensive high-definition televisions, now wants to become a computer manufacturer.

RIM Hopes Next PlayBook OS Will Impress at CES

By the way, did you know that BlackBerry is “the best app platform in the industry today”?
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Warner Brothers Will Make Netflix, Redbox, Blockbuster Wait Longer for New Movies

Want to watch a new movie just out on DVD from Warner Brothers? You’re going to have to buy it, or wait even longer to get it from Netflix or other disc renters.
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TV Makers Seek Fatter Profits in Thinner Sets

Television manufacturers, stung by steep profit declines this year, will start making TV sets that are even thinner and lighter in hopes of sparking new consumer interest.

Intel to Detail Its Phone Plans at CES Next Month

The PC chipmaker plans to detail its long-planned move into the Android phone market at next month’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Microsoft Pulling Out of CES After Upcoming Show

Redmond said on Wednesday that this year’s CES keynote will be the company’s last major involvement at the show.
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2011: The Year of Too Many Tablets