New gadgets at CES
Jan 8 - Microsoft introduces a line-up of new gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
An estimated 130,000 people will attend the show this year.
The show's 2,700 exhibitors will be spread over 1.7 million square feet, a smaller footprint than last year's 3,000 exhibitors.
The tone will be different as well, with many tech companies focused on sealing sales rather than just making showy exhibits on the convention floor.
Some things will stay the same: attendees will be treated to a cast of speakers, including Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer and Sony Corp CEO Howard Stringer.
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