August 9, 2007
It’s time – time to register, time to plan for the 2008 International CES. The world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow is also the most impressive collection of consumer electronics (CE) companies, innovators and products. Don’t miss a minute or an inch of this high-tech gallery coming January ’08. Register for free now, and look for more CES Up to the Minute newsletters just like this to keep this evolving work of art in direct view.
Some CES attendees boast about seeing each of Bill Gates’ nine past keynote addresses. But here’s the question: Is he coming back for the 10th?
Of course he is. Prepare to hear a star-studded lineup of CE industry leaders share their experience, insight and vision first-hand at keynote addresses in The Venetian's Palazzo Ballroom
Pre-show Keynote Address
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates
Day 1 Opening Keynote Address
CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro
Panasonic AVC Networks Co. President Toshihiro Sakamoto
Day 1 Afternoon Keynote Address
Intel CEO Paul Otellini
Details.
We dare you to find one person or business in the CE industry that doesn’t cross markets anymore. Audio specialists partner with home networking companies. Wireless professionals need to know the ins and outs of digital imaging and gaming. That's just the beginning, and that’s exactly why CES matters to you. We pull 2,700 exhibitors from 30 product categories together. Consumers don't rely on one device anymore (in fact, the average household owns 25), and we know you can't rely on just one market to grow your business.
One show, four days, countless opportunities. See what's in store at CES in these markets:
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Movies, music, games. Text, audio, pictures. Content makes consumer technology come alive. Experience the art of content at CES.
Content is any sound or image delivered to an audience through a CE product. It's at the heart of consumer technology, and CES is at the heart of it all. Content is everywhere at CES. It spans all consumer technology markets, every product, each part of the show floor. Look for exhibitors, TechZones and other attendees like you who know the impact content makes on the CE industry.
Enjoy 40 percent savings in July. Purchase your Las Vegas Monorail one-day pass for only $9! That's 40% off the regular price. Offer valid through Sept. 3, 2007, so hop on this train of savings now. Buy your pass today!Want to know more about the monorail and other modes of transportation in Las Vegas? Let us tell you the best ways to get around.
Tell us a little bit about you, and we'll help you find the perfect match. Login to your MyCES Personal Planner* to identify your goals, and it automatically finds companies, products and resources that match your objectives. Your personalized account welcomes you by name, maintains your exhibitor watch list and provides recommendations based on your profile. As the show draws nearer, MyCES will offer peer networking features, a personalized event plan and expanded recommendations. Login to MyCES and begin building your perfect show.
*If you don't have an established MyCES Personal Planner account, you can create one when you register for the 2008 International CES. If you've already registered for the show but didn't set up your MyCES account, check your inbox. You soon will receive an e-mail that contains your login ID and a temporary password to get you started. Didn't get the e-mail? Call (410) 402-1028 for assistance.
We want to know. If you have questions, we have answers. Send any CES-related an e-mail to AskCES@CE.org. Help us make the 2008 International CES right for you and your business.
Here are a few other ways to get the information you need:
- Want a general history of CES? Try the CES Fact Sheet.
- Need to know about registration and other logistics? Check out the FAQs.
- Interested in late-breaking news? Read the press releases.
- Do you have your own portal? Let our RSS feed bring the info to you.
And as always, check http://www.CESweb.org/ each week for breaking news about the upcoming show, January 7-10, 2008, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
