Technology

Gadget Show Underway in Las Vegas

Jan. 7: Bill Gates opens the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Jan. 6: WowWee's 'Alive Elvis' in a media preview at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Toshiba's Portege R400 laptop, configured for Microsoft Windows Vista.
The HP TouchSmart PC features a 19-inch-wide adjustable display, a photo printer and a DVR in one unit.
Jan. 6: An attendee plays a PC game with Novint's Falcon controller, which allows users to feel 3D motion and force effects.
Jan. 6: Emtrace Technologies' WidgetStation, a dual-screen desk clock that lets users to browse, download Yahoo! widgets from the Internet.
Jan. 6: Samsung's X830 cell phone has a built-in MP3 player and 1GB of internal memory.
Jan. 6: Matsunichi's portable iPod docking video system.

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