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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Reciva Intros New Internet Radio

Reciva has teamed with Marvell for a new generation of Internet radio integrating Wi-Fi and LAN connectivity.

Jook Lets All PMPs Share Music Wirelessly

The new Jook peripheral from Razer aims to add wireless music sharing to any personal media player - and tap into online social networking.

Sony Launches OLED Television in the U.S.

Sony has launched its 11-inch XEL-1 OLED television in the United States, measuring just 3 mm thick and offering high contrast and brightness.

Napster to Offer DRM-Free MP3s

Digital music service Napster has announced it plans to offer music in DRM-free MP3 format starting in the second quarter of 2008.

Comcast, Panasonic Unveil Portable DVR

Comcast and Panasonic have announced their AnyPlay Portable DVR, which can record programming then be taken on the road for portable viewing.

Sony BMG to Test DRM-free Music Sales

Sony's new Platinum Music Pass cards will enable customers to download full-length albums in DRM-free MP3 format.

Gateway Intros FX Desktops and Notebooks

Gateway has unveiled its new FX7020 desktop aimed at extreme gamers, and an FX-edition notebook for folks who want to take games and entertainment on the road.

Gates Addresses CES

It might be his last keynote speech while running Microsoft, but Bill still managed to make waves at CES.

JVC Puts iPod Docks in LCD TVs

JVC is all about iPod integration this year, including launching a line of LCD televisions with integrated iPod docks for direct video playback through the TV.

Sony Ericsson Walkman W760 Phone is Global

Sony Ericsson's W760 phone packs tri-band HSDPA, quad-band EDGE, and a built-in GPS, along a music player and motion-sensitive gaming.

Samsung Launches 3D Plasma TV

Samsung has taken the wraps off new plasma TVs that offer claim to offer 3D movie viewing technology adapted from its DLP lines.

Garmin Unveils New GPS Products

Just in time for CES, Garmin has taken the wraps off a suite of new GPS navigation devices, including products for athletes and the outdoorsy types.

Archos TV+ DVR Touts Wi-Fi

The Archos TV+ is taking on the Apple TV with DVR capabilities, Wi-Fi, the ability to sync to portable media players...and did we mention it can surf the Web?

Get Your GPS from...Goodyear?

A company called The NCC has announced it will offer eight Goodyear-branded GPS navigation devices, some with Bluetooth and MSN Direct service for traffic info.

SlingPlayer Mobile Headed to BlackBerry OS

The TV-digitizing SlingBox will soon get BlackBerry support, allowing workaholics everywhere to abandon their livelihoods in favor of Home Improvement reruns.

Sony To Team With Skype For PSP

Sony is expected to announce next week that it’s teaming with Skype to make VoIP available for its PSP handheld console.

Pinnacle Aims to Simplify Video Transfer

Need to take your video with you? Pinnacle's new Video Transfer devices records analog video onto any USB 2.0 storage device without using a PC.

Dell Announces New LCD Displays

Dell has tipped its hand on two new, much-rumored LCD displays: the 22-inch Crystal Display, and a 30-inch monster with a DisplayPort Connection.

Motorola Announces Mobile TV Player

Motorola's forthcoming Mobile TV portable device will offer live television and support for on-demand video clips and stored programming transferred from DVRs.

Netflix, LG to Partner on Set-Top Box

Video rental service Netflix and South Korean electronics giant LG have announced plans for a set-top box to stream high-def content to consumers' living rooms.