My First Day at CES 2008: Random Photos
January 19th, 2008 by Michael KwanIt could be that I’m still feeling a little jet-lagged from my trip, but this week has gone by in a sort of hazy blur. Don’t get me wrong. CES 2008 was a lot of fun, even if the monorail decided to bust on me. You’ll definitely see me at next year’s show with a camera by day and a bottle of beer (or three) by night.
I’ve been meaning to post up more pictures from my first CES experience, so where better to start than my first day (and night) in Las Vegas, nearly two weeks ago. I arrived in Sin City on Sunday, which was a day before the Consumer Electronics Show officially kicked off and opened its doors. This was also the day that I got to experience a busted monorail with no refunds. Anyways, I’m still feeling a little out of it, so it’s probably in both of our best interests that I just proceed with the pictures.
For actual coverage of the products on display at CES, check out the articles on FutureLooks, The TechZone, OCIA.net, and ThinkComputers, among others.
Filed under Technology, Travel.
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