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Responding to the down economy, Cisco, Yahoo, Seagate, and others are forgoing booth exhibits at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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'cause
Their customers do not have lots of bucks.
Most people are not going to have room in their refrigerator box homes for new gadgets in 2009
so
Whatever these vendor have to show to the retailers better run on solar power and be real fine.
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by Mr. Dee
November 23, 2008 1:24 PM PST
- Its interesting you didn't mention anything about Microsoft's presence at CES 2009. Its getting really costly for bloggers especially to travel to these events. Another thing to wonder is, how will titans like Microsoft go about launching their products in the future. Windows Vista's launch event in January 2007 was spectacular, will there be a repeat of that for Windows 7 in 2010? The recent web cast launch of Windows EBS and SBS as webcast hint of where Microsoft is going in the future too in this respect.
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