CES Wrap-Up

Shana Glickfield — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:21:30 +0000

Now that we’ve had a few days to recover from the technology whirlwind of the Consumer Electronics Show, we want to highlight some of the best (and worst) of the four-day event, both from our coverage and others. As we’ve noted, CES 2010 was much more than a trade show. Thanks to a partnership with Tech Policy Central, there was a policy track that drew in leaders from the FCC, top technology policy journalists, and other key players on issues like broadband deployment, net neutrality, intellectual property, and more. Of course, the trade floor is not to be missed! Here is a wrap-up of all of it:

NextGenWeb brings CES to you:

Of course, we can’t forget gadgets:

The Best of CES Award Winners (chosen by CNet Editors)
Best Green Gadgets at CES 2010 (via HuffPo)
The Worst Products from CES (via HuffPo)
The Best of CES 2010 (via TechCocktail)

And to synthesize it all:

DC-based creative agency, Jess3 created a website just to track, analyze, and visualize all of the online conversations around CES. Be sure to check out CES Social Web for an interactive view of the tweets, photos, and more!

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CES Wrap-Up