Canadian Dick Tracy phone coming June 15th

At this year's CES, phone watches were a hot topic. Among the offerings was a slick looking model from LG, and a competitor from a local Canadian company called Neutrano. The question that remained was who would bring theirs to market first?

Another CES is in the bag...

The 42nd annual Consumer Electronics Show is officially over...and now we can sleep. Be sure to check out Sync's extensive blog coverage, photo galleries and video highlights.

A newcomer's guide to surviving CES 2009

The silent videographer and first time CES attendee blogs about her first experience in the ultra-tech world of the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas.

CES 2009: The videos

After a 4-day whirlwind of new tech and gadgets here in Las Vegas, CES 2009 is over. If you missed the action, don't worry - we've got video - lots of video.

TechTalk: Best of CES 2009

Butterscotch.com's Andrew Moore-Crispin joins Marc to talk about the best products and trends from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Eye-Fi wins 'Last Gadget Standing' contest...again

Defeating the Flip MinoHD camcorder, Google G1 Android smartphone and MSI Wind netbook, the Eye-Fi won the "Last Gadget Standing” contest at the Consumer Electronics Show -- for the second time in a row.

3D: Is this the future of home entertainment?

Judging by the number of demos here at CES, we'd have to say that the family TV is in for a serious makeover some time in the next few years...

Sony's new digicam a wireless wonder

Sony has just launched a camera that has Wi-Fi and a built-in web browser. Wait, what? Why? Read on.

Sony is such a lightweight -- company unveils a 1.4-pound laptop

Hours before the doors opened at CES, Sony announced its Vaio P Series Lifestyle Notebook in an attempt to steal the wind out of the sails of every other netbook manufacturer at the show. Guess what: it worked.

Panasonic feeling Blu over first portable player

Panasonic unveiled the world’s first portable Blu-ray Disc player here at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show. Will you really see a difference on a teeny screen, compared to a portable DVD player? Yes, indeed.