The 2008 Consumer Electronics Show is up and running - and we're here to bring you the latest developments as they happen.
We're on the scene (hello from Las Vegas!) and are covering each event in full so you can see what the big trends are, and we'll give you full details on the flurry of new products that an event of this magnitude brings.
Our team of on-the-spot reporters will also bring you exclusive interviews with key industry players, so please check back often to find out how consumer tech will shape up in 2008.
Friday 11th January:
CES 2008: Who soared, who crashed & burned? (pt 2)
Blu-ray interactive is spookily familiar
CES's winners and losers: our verdict (pt 1)
Bloggers disrupt CES but prank backfires
Hottest trends in MP3 player tech
Casio presents ultra-fast Exilim DSLR
Thursday 10th January:
Hands on with Sony's new Mylo 2
Corsair debuts 32GB memory sticks
Flashy OLED TVs hog the limelight in Vegas
PocketSurfer3 on the cards for late this year
SanDisk USB drive backs up data online
What's better than a 150-inch plasma?
Wireless Lumix camera due from Panasonic
XBox 360 could go Blu-ray, says Microsoft
How to charge your PC with solar power
Intempo drops first low-power web radio
Wednesday 9th January:
Creative prepping iPod-killing Zen touch?
Linksys extends its media streaming range
Alienware demos giant 'curved' widescreen
Toshiba refuses to let HD DVD die
Evolution, not revolution for Sharp's Aquos
Sharp's new Blu-ray comes with everything on
Hands on: Sony Alpha A200 DSLR
Microsoft fails to inspire at CES
Belkin's Wireless HD dream box
Asus puts WiMAX in gear with 2nd gen Eee PC
HP stokes the digital home fire
Mitsubishi 'Laser TV' heralds DLP return
Tuesday 8th January:
New HP laptops designed to entertain
SlingCatcher finally sees the light of day
Pandora radio to stop UK broadcasts
Creative's Zen Stones grow a speaker
The CD is dead, long live HD-AAC
First 45x zooms for Canon camcorder range
Pioneer: 'Our 720p set is better than 1080p'
This is the best television in the world
Pioneer explains tech behind super-thin TVs
Intel: Our future is the personal internet
iRiver Spinns up a storm with sexy MP3 player
JVC brings back disappearing car stereo
Toshiba saturates market with 20 new TVs
Thinner is beautiful on LG's new LCD line
Sony shows off 27-inch OLED TV
Multi-room sound and vision from Philips
Motorola to give BT next-gen IPTV boxes
Monday 7th January:
Philips designer TVs all style, not substance
Philips' chief: 'Women call the shots'
Gates' vision for the second digital decade
Last Gates keynote lacks real drama
Budget Pioneer receiver shows HD potential
Netgear is living in a Metamaterial world
Philips sticks it to iTunes with Real deal
Sharp: 'Forget OLED, LCD is the future'
Philips Blu-ray player gets BD-Java ready
Sunday 6th January:
Pioneer tears up flatscreen TV rulebook
Bill Gates: a final CES farewell
The mobile Internet revolution starts here
Picture this: pocket OLED photo viewers
Is 2008 the year of Wireless USB?
