Thousands of people will continue checking out the latest smartphones, computers and other gadgets Wednesday on Day Two of the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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LAS VEGAS (AFP) - Control your television with your voice or a wave of the hand.
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The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is all about the latest smartphones, tablet computers and other devices. But what about the old gadgets? Don't they get any love?
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LAS VEGAS (AFP) - The International Consumer Electronics Show kicked off on Tuesday with a dazzling array of high-tech gadgetry including ultra-thin laptops, snazzy smartphones, iPad rivals and flat-screen and 3D TVs.
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Office equipment and supplies are available for bargain prices at the City of Las Vegas' online auction.
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LAS VEGAS (AFP) - Microsoft plans to bring its Kinect technology to bear on personal computers following its phenomenal success with the gesture and voice-recognition sensor in the Xbox 360 game console.
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These thieves are rotten to the core. A series of robberies of Apple products from FedEx delivery trucks in San Francisco might be linked to a major crime syndicate operating out of Los Angeles, authorities said Tuesday. Last month, police said three Los Angeles men and one from Las Vegas were detained after cops stopped their suspected getaway van and found Apple products that had been reported ...
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Newt Gingrich is headed to Las Vegas tonight, friendly territory in that it's home to his billionaire backer Sheldon Adelson and Carrot Top, the comedian with whom Gingrich has so much in common, namely an unabiding love of prop comedy. For decades Gingrich has been hailed as a master manipulator of the media, in part because of his powerfully staged press conferences. The best Newt press ...
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For all the talk about ways to raise test scores in Las Vegas, a promising solution, educators say, may lie in one of the most criticized of youth activities: computer games.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Sony Corp's videogaming business, led by its just-launched handheld "Vita," will prove pivotal in returning the company to profitability, Kazuo Hirai, the executive pegged to succeed Howard Stringer as president, said on Tuesday. But Japan's leading consumer electronics brand remains committed to its TV business despite predicting its eighth straight year of losses, Hirai ...
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