We walked the show floor. We did the videos. We scoured the press releases. We ate the bad food. Now we are proud to bring you Digital Trends's 2008 Consumer Electronics Show coverage.

Watch this space in the coming days as we post stories and features designed to help you budget now for those hot tech toys coming later this year.

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Intel Launches Three Quad-Core CPUs

Intel turns up the heat on AMD by introducing three new quad-core processors at CES - and one aimed squarely at consumer PCs.

Sony Goes Both Ways with HD Camcorders

Can't decide if your HD camcorder should stick with HDV or go with the MPEG-4 derived AVCHD format? Sony's got you covered either way.

Sony Touts Internet TV Service Add-on

In addition showcasing its own Blu-ray technology at CES, Sony is touting a new device to bring Internet video to televisions, along with HD-capable camcorders.

CoolIT Chills Computers Even Better Now

CoolIT offers up predictive cooling to help head off computer core meltdowns while overclocking.

SanDisk Opts for Video and Wireless Music

SanDisk revs up its portable player game with the Sansa Connect wireless Internet MP3 player and the Sansa View portable video player.

Plantronics Orders Up AudioIQ Noise Tech

Plantronics Discovery 665 headset reportedly uses audio DSP technology to reduce background noise up to 50 percent.

HP Brings LCD, Plasma TVs to CES

HP wants you to know its in the high-definition television business, bringing 37 to 50 inch high-def systems with it to CES.

SlingCatcher Brings Web Video to Television

Sling Media's newest product offering lets deliver the full-blown Web and PC digital media experience to The TV.

SanDisk Gets Hip with Cruzer Contour

SanDisk's new flagship USB 2.0 fiash drive combines great looks with a variety of features its maker hopes will catch your eye.

Microsoft Makes Ford Car Platform No. 1

Microsoft and Ford formally announce Sync, a voice-activated interface which lets drivers manage media and connect with digital devices.

Windows Home Server to Offer Backups, Media

Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Home Server will let customers centralize and remotely access their digital media...and backup and restore their Windows PCs.

Microsoft to Bring IPTV to the Xbox 360

Microsoft has announced plans to enable IPTV services on its Xbox 360 gaming console...but it's not expected to reach consumers until the end of 2007.

WHDI: The New Wireless HDMI Frontier?

WHDI offers wireless uncompressed high-definition audio and video for your home theater.

Let Your iPod Be Alarming - Or All Wet

New iPod alarm docks from iLuv or a set of floating waterproof speakers let you use your iPod in whole new ways - and not just as an impromptu hammer!

Samsung Working on Portable Digital TV

Samsung has announced its working on technology to bring broadcast digital TV to cars, portable devices, and maybe even cell phones.

Toshiba Debuts HD DVD Writer, Backup Drives

Toshiba has announced a HD DVD writer for PCs, and enters the personal backup market with 2.5-inch external USB 2.0 hard drives.

Hitachi Announces 1 TB Hard Drive

Hitachi looks to be the first hard drive maker to break the 1 TB barrier, announcing its 7K1000 Deskstar drive will offer 1 TB for just $399.

Garmin Updates GPS Lines, Goes to Dogs

Fresh off a ruling in its patent lawsuits with TomTom, Garmin has updates its GPS product line...and even introduces a GPS system for man's best friend.

LG Plans Blu-ray/HD DVD Hybrid Player

LG wants to end the HD DVD/Blu-ray dispute, announcing a hybrid player which does both formats - while Warner's Total HD combines both on a single disc.

FujiFilm Announces CES Camera Lineup

Getting ready for CES, FujiFilm has announced three new FinePix digital cameras, along with the stalker-worthy IS-1 infrared camera.

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