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Finding harmony among iPod rivals
News Push to develop a universal dock that a range of music players can plug into could help loosen Apple's grip.
Tags: MP3 players, Best strategies
Home networking gets a jump start from new tech
News Thomson Multimedia, which builds consumer electronics products under the RCA brand name, will sell networking kits next month that let people connect PCs using existing power outlets in the home.
The week in review: Waiting for Y2K
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Yahoo's CEO to deliver CES keynote
News Carol Bartz's first turn on the CES stage as Yahoo's CEO marks the company's return to the main spotlight at the Las Vegas show.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Yahoo! Inc., Tom Cruise, Business Strategies & Functions, TV, Entertainment Company, Consumer Electronics Association, Electronics, Ford Motor Co., Consumer Electronics Show
Surveys: Consumer outlook for economy, tech spending rise
News Adding a smidgen more white space here or boldfacing a word there can change how people use Google. And the search engine is trying at least 50 such tests right now.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Point, Consumer Electronics Association, Survey, financial, job, News.com, CNET Networks Inc., U.S., blog
Record ownership for digital TVs
News More than 50 percent of households in the United States own a digital television, according to preliminary report results released by the Consumer Electronics Association.
Tags: TVs, Digital media
CEA announces 2008 CES celeb lineup
News A preliminary list of celebrity performances and appearances taking place throughout the week of Consumer Electronics Show has been announced by the organizers.
Tags: Business, Business development/management
Internet users want free content, no taxes
News People have grown accustomed to getting online content free of charge, and they would resent the imposition of any fees or restrictions.
Tech groups join for standards push
News In an attempt to coordinate the development of domestic consumer electronics and international networking protocols, two influential technology organizations formalized their relationship and pledged better cooperation.
DVD sales see hot growth projections
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Power line broadband gets popular with tech firms
News Intel, Cisco and Motorola are helping shape standards and fund companies developing broadband over power line technology.
Tags: Standards, Business broadband, Personal broadband
Gates, gadgets, DVD highlight consumer show
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DVD all the rage at consumer electronics show
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Makers of MP3 players distance themselves from Napster
News Instead of touting MP3 devices as portable music players, manufacturers are extolling their machines' ability to perform functions far from Napster's prickly copyright controversy.
Samsung, Toshiba planning Net-connected DVD player
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