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Best of CES 2010: John Mahoney
Here, we've selected the gadgets that truly impressed us this year. And as is the PopSci way, our picks are not only impressive here in January 2010; they represent a glimpse at what we can expect from the future of consumer electronics.
Launch our Best of CES 2010 gallery here
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I'm going to Las Vegas tomorrow and I hope to visit CES!(My uncle has some press passes)
thank you very much
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I haven't got round to getting HDtv yet, but have been looking at the 3d TV's.. which surprisingly had me amazed when I was given a demo!..
Looks like I am going to have purchase one soon.
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It's tough to make sense of the maelstrom of gear released at CES. So thick is the swarm of new HDTVs, PMPs and other acronym-bearing curios, that the handful of truly interesting things on display is, well, easy to miss. Wow, those screen setups are amazing!
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