CES 2007 content index

Day Four:

• Philips makes wireless HDMI
  Philips has managed to do what many said wouldn't be done for years - uncompressed, wireless HDMI.
  
  
• R2D2 home theatre droid is strong in the Force
  Ever wanted your own R2D2 projector to check out Leia for yourself? A Star Wars fanboy's dream come true.
  
  
• Seagate talks data portability
  There's only so much you can do with storage - of course HDDs are shooting for bigger and faster and more reliable. So if you're the industry leader, where do you look? Your pockets.
  
  
• Texas shows 100k:1 contrast TV
  DLP technology using LEDs is the order of the day, and the consequent displays look fantastically bright and sharp.
  
  
• SilverStone diversifies cases
  SilverStone is at it again with a new lineup in 2007. Rather than rehashing the Lascala and Temjin lines, though, the company is generating some new ones.
  
  
• Dolby Masters Studio for True HD in Home Theater
  How many Dolby technology buzzwords can we get in one title? The sheer Dolby Volume of Dolby Headphone references suggest we can 5.1 Creator quite a few.
  
  
• Modded cases galore at Cooler Master
  A new range of limited edition airbrushed cases make up the eye candy at the CM stand here in Vegas. There's also a sweet NVIDIA green machine!
  
  
• Voodoo makes magic in Vegas
  We check out an immersive curved display, 20" SLI notebook, and discover that the brand is coming to the UK.

Day Three:

• Crysis update from CES
  Crytek has unveiled more details from its upcoming FPS, Crysis, at this year's CES. There are new videos, developer commentaries, interviews and screenshots. Oh yes!
  
  
• Samsung turns 2007 into 3000 (to 1)
  We reported at the kickoff of CES that Samsung was hitting 3000:1 contrast ratios. Is it real? The answer is a jaw-dropping "@(!# YES!"
  
  
• Sandisk shows off flash hard disks
  Sandisk has created the world's first 32GB Flash HDD. Coming to a notebook near you?
  
  
• Panasonic releases 1080p projector
  Panasonic unveiled its 1080p projector at CES this year. Impressive? Yes. $4,000 USD impressive? Quite possibly.
  
  
• Sapphire has dual-chip 1950
  ATI's number one partner shows off a mammoth card that has two chips and 1GB of RAM.
  
  
• EVGA announces ACS3 line of 8800 cards
  We sat down on Monday with EVGA to discuss graphics, motherboards, life, the universe, and everything. And they had a couple interesting things to say - and show.
  
  
• Corsair shows off WMD flash
  PC10k memory is the order of the day at Corsair, and we also check out a WMD-a-like flash drive.

Day Two:

• Shuttle going ATX
  A flame-grilled small form factor and an ATX tower are order of the day for Shuttle.
  
  
• Ultra shows off carbon fibre case
  Forget aluminium, the material of 2007 is carbon fibre. It's sleek, it's sporty, and it's coming to a case near you.
  
  
• Sideshow? More like LidShow!
  Windows Vista includes new support for small devices mounted on the lids of laptop computers. ASUS is first out the gate.
  
  
• ASUS unveils external notebook GPU
  Does the idea of an external VGA card for your notebook sound appealing? If your integrated graphics is on its last legs, this could be for you.
  
  
• OCZ goes for more than memory in 07
  Power supplies, watercooling, mice and graphics cards - prepare to kit your system out with OCZ stuff.

Day One:

• BladeRunner and The Matrix on HD-DVD for 2007
  As HD-DVD brags about the number of players that were shipped last year, we start getting excited for some of 2007's big releases. "Woah."
  
  
• Tosh unveils HD-DVD burner for PC
  Fancy a high capacity burner to replace your aging DVD or CD burner? Toshiba has announced a new HD-DVD drive that could be perfect.
  
  
• Samsung throws out 24" LCD screen with 3000:1 contrast.
  Plagued by bad colour in Doom and FEAR? Are your blacks looking a little blue? This new Samsung monitor could be the answer to your gaming woes.
  
  
• Hybrid HD-DVD and Blu-ray player from LG
  Best known for their Chocolate phones, LG is marching forth to defuse the ongoing format wars with an optical disc player that reads both the major formats. Cease fire!
  
  
• Microsoft goes crazy for the connected experience
  Gates espouses Vista and Office, and demos a whole bunch of new functionality for Xbox 360 - as well as a voice activated kitchen.