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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POSBRO Goes WiMax In U.S.

POSBRO follows up on its wireless online gaming platform by launching a US wireless gaming business.

Star Wars Characters for Soulcalibur IV

NAMCO BANDAI has signed a deal with LucasArts to brings Star Wars characters to Soulcalibur IV for PS3 and Xbox360 – but each will have a different one.

Canon Intros High-Def Consumer Camcorders

Canon has introduced new Vixia high-def camcorders for consumers...including two based on flash memory.

JVC Claims World's Thinnest LCDs

JVC claims it's producing the world's thinnest LCD TVs, and will be offering 42- and 46-inch models in the United States by mid-year.

Viacom Embraces More Online Video Services

Viacom has inked deals to bring video programming from MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, and others to Dailymotion, GoFish, iMeem, MeeVee, and Veoh Networks.

Sprint Says WiMax on Track for April

Sprint says it's on track to launch its Xohm WiMax service in April, and announced deals to embed WiMax technology in mobile PCs.

FCC To Investigate Comcast Net Filtering

The FCC will investigate complaints cable giant Comcast is interfering with particular types of Internet traffic - specifically, peer-to-peer applications like BitTorrent.

Mitsubishi Intros Laser Tech TV

Going one better than HD, the company brings in a laser tech TV that claims to deliver twice the color of HD.

Phone Recycler Has Record Year

ReCellular says it collected six million phones last year and saved a million pounds of materials from landfills.

CyberDefender Has Free Valentine’s Support

For a week around Valentine’s Day, Cyberdefender will help those having issues with their computer by offering free support.

Yoko Brings Lennon Bus To CES

Yoko Ono debuts the new John Lennon Educational Tour Bus, equipped with two studios, to the show for its launch.

Digital Music To Hit $5.3 Bln By 2012?

Yankee Group predicts seismic shifts in the music business – revenue will rise, but big labels will become marginalized.

Casio Whips Out the Fast Shooters

Casio has revised its Exilim digital area line, including four new consumer-friendly models and the EX-F1, which the company claims is the world's fastest burst shooter.

When Too Big Isn't Big Enough

Can't get enough television? Panasonic has retaken the "largest TV" crown with a 150-inch plasma television sporting a whopping 4,096 by 2,160 native resolution.

Panasonic, Google Team on Internet TVs

Google and Panasonic have teamed up on televisions that will directly access Internet content like YouTube and photo-sharing service Picasa.

Magellan Intros New Entry-level GPS Models

Magellan is adding five new models to its entry level GPS models, including a 4.3” widescreen model.

Dell Announces Giant 30-inch Monitor

It’s big, connects by USB, has a resolution similar to HD – and costs $2,000.

SanDisk Intros HD Video Flash Cards

SanDisk is bringing in a line of HD video flash cards for the new generation of digital camcorders.

Intel Predicts A Mobile Future

Intel head predicts a future of the Internet with “smaller, more powerful, connected mobile devices” that will fit in the pocket.

Welcome To The $49 PCI Express TV Tuner

Hauppauge introduces the lowest-priced express TV tuner for your computer, available for a paltry $49 – and yes, it works with Vista and XP.