CES photos: View from the floor, day three
From glitzy cutting-edge products to celebs and maddening crowds, CES 2005 has it all.
View from the CES floor, day three
Friday rains in Las Vegas didn't dampen enthusiasm for electronics. Here, slightly soggy CES attendees line up outside for lunch.
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View from the CES floor, day three
Smack in the middle of the maddening crowd at CES 2005 in Las Vegas.
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View from the CES floor, day three
CES attendees have a look at LG's 3D rear-projection television, one of many high-end TVs capturing imaginations at the conference.
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View from the CES floor, day three
While conference-goers check out the goods, vendors busily shop their wares and attempt to cut deals.
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View from the CES floor, day three
Benq's square Z2 phone contains a 1.2-megapixel camera and a music player. It also comes with stylish covers.
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View from the CES floor, day three
A prototype of a Kodak modular photo gallery. Discs can be plucked out.
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View from the CES floor, day three
Kodak's PictureViewer holds 150 photos and displays images on a 3-inch screen. Estimated retail price for the device, which comes out this spring, is around $150.
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View from the CES floor, day three
The view from atop Intel's CES booth offers a snapshot of the annual event's scope.
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View from the CES floor, day three
This Toshiba video camera, due out later this year, contains a 5GB hard drive measuring 0.85 inches in diameter.
Credit: Michael Kanellos
