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Below we have regrouped all of our video clips of the CES 2006 in alphabetical order for easy reference. We must admit they did not all get on line at the same time, for which we apologize, which is why we thought this summary might be helpful.
However, the basic problem was all your fault ! The traffic was so far above (our most optimistic!) expectations, particularly the high definition full page viewing, our bandwidth went sky high, we have had to change our servers twice since the holidays. Last month you, our dear readers, watched over 65,000 of our clips ! Thanks for your interest and we hope now that they are running smoothly.
Click here to see the complete Photo Report with 1400 pictures of the CES 2006.
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For those of you who are new, below the clips are a few tips to optomize you viewing pleasure.
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• CES 2006 : Advance Acoustic launches Ultim UM20
• CES 2006 : Akai complete new display range
• CES 2006 : Arcam AV9, P7, AVP700, P1000 & SOLO
• CES 2006 : Audiolab, Mission, Quad & Wharfedale
• CES 2006 : BenQ numerous demonstration rooms
• CES 2006 : Blu-ray Group all were on show
• CES 2006 : Boston Acoustics new speakers P & E
• CES 2006 : Cabasse launches La Sphere
• CES 2006 : Canon spotlight on SED
• CES 2006 : Daewoo back in force, lots new
• CES 2006 : Denon new line-up
• CES 2006 : Dynaudio Home Theater and Car Audio
• CES 2006 : Epson new products 2006
• CES 2006 : Erard creative French touch
• CES 2006 : Halcro Logic high-end
• CES 2006 : Hitachi HDD everywhere
• CES 2006 : HP Media Centers and much new
• CES 2006 : Infocus DLP Big Play
• CES 2006 : Inovadis : Lumene, Norstone, & Highland Audio
• CES 2006 : Intel major innovations
• CES 2006 : Jamo unveils R-909 speakers
• CES 2006 : JVC shows off DLA-HD10K video projector
• CES 2006 : KEF launches new 3000 Series
• CES 2006 : Kiss Technology new, bigger catalogue
• CES 2006 : Klipsch legendary Klispschorn
• CES 2006 : LG shows 102" & 71" HD plasma and more
• CES 2006 : Marantz VP-11S1 in a black gloss
• CES 2006 : Mc Intosh power is the word
• CES 2006 : Meridian - Faroudja high-end forces
• CES 2006 : Microsoft PC/TV convergence
• CES 2006 : Monster Cable lots to see
• CES 2006 : Optoma shows first time HD81
• CES 2006 : Panasonic shows 103" Plasma
• CES 2006 : Philips something for everyone
• CES 2006 : Pioneer BDP-HD1 Blu-ray player
• CES 2006 : Samsung big and beautiful
• CES 2006 : Sanyo first 2K LCD projector
• CES 2006 : Sharp boasts contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1
• CES 2006 : Sherwood wins award for Innovation
• CES 2006 : Sony Blu-ray, BRAVIA, PS3
• CES 2006 : Tara Labs new HDMI and DVI
• CES 2006 : Texas Instruments 1080p So Real
• CES 2006 : Thiel Audio showcases CS 3.7 speaker
• CES 2006 : Thomson (RCA) HD in demonstration
• CES 2006 : THX Certified Car Audio THX II
• CES 2006 : Toshiba see what’s new
• CES 2006 : Yamaha complete line-up
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