IFA tech fair branches out
Aug 27 - One of the world's oldest consumer electronics fairs is venturing into new territory this week amid a gloomy economic climate.
For the first time, visitors to the annual Berlin consumer electronics show will be able to browse household appliances when it opens to the public on August 29.
In Berlin the wrapping is about to come off the largest and most influential IFA consumer electronics show ever.
Matt Cowan reports.
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