From The Inquirer:

ON THE EVE of hoped-for economic recovery at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, executives are flying in to do whatever is necessary in order to increase their stock price. But how much of what is going to be shown really will float your boat?

CES has grown in stature following the demise of Comdex years ago and as the importance of Cebit has wained in recent years. This hack has gone through the ridiculous security checks at Heathrow to see the difference in glitz, glamour and substance between last year and this at CES. While this year's CES was planned when our vocabularies had yet to be enriched with such terms as 'credit crunch' and 'recession', this year priorities have moved from bling to bang for your buck.

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