I like the way the guys who run the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) think. January, after all, already has enough strikes against it - bad weather, the post-holiday return to work, all those resolutions I'll never keep. Why not brighten the mood with a peek at great technology that's soon to hit the market? Each year, CES comes through - and this year was no exception. But 2010 did have a twist. The most-anticipated product announcement - Apple's iPad - came several weeks after the big show ended, from a company that has historically opted out of CES in favour of more intimate unveilings.
March 10, 2010 at 06:57 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Alan Cohen picks the best new gadgets for lawyers from the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show and says the iPad almost lives up to its hype
I like the way the guys who run the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) think. January, after all, already has enough strikes against it – bad weather, the post-holiday return to work, all those resolutions I’ll never keep.
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