Manage updates with the Download App  CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW: CNET editors cover the Next Big Thing
                CNET editor DAVID KATZMAIER covers televisions at CES World's largest plasma TV January 7, 2005; 11:20 a.m.  CES is all about "mine's bigger" bragging rights in the consumer electronics world, and Samsung's 80-inch plasma flat panel is guaranteed to induce feelings of inadequacy in the Korean giant's rivals. Samsung won't won't stop at 80 inches, either.
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Humax  Humax LT2650JVC JVC HD-ILA D-ILA LCoS 1080p HD-70FH96LG LG 60PY2DR 60-inch plasma TVLG DU-30F10 30-inch direct-view HDTVLG DU-62SY20D 62-inch DLP TVLG MW-71PY10 71-inch plasmaLG RU-23LG10P 23-inch LCD TVLG RU-55LP10 55-inch LCD TVPanasonic Panasonic PT-61LCX85 HDTVPanasonic TH-42PX50U plasma flat-panelPhilips Philips 50PF9830A 50-inch plasma TVPioneer Pioneer PDP-43A5HD plasma
RCA RCA 27F524TRCA HD61LPW175Samsung Samsung HLR6768WSamsung HPR8072 80-inch plasma TVSamsung LNR408DSamsung LNR409D 40-inch LCD TVSamsung LNR460D 46-inch LCD TVSamsung LNR570DSamsung TXR3079WHSharp Sharp 56DR650 and 65DR650Sharp AQUOS 65-inch LC-TVSharp Aquos D5U and D7UToshiba Toshiba Canon SED (Surface-conduction Electron-emitter Display)Toshiba MW30G71  CES BUZZ BLOG Our inveterate Buzz-er Molly Wood is on the CES show floor, digging up the stories and the hottest buzz. What's the latest? Take a look at Molly's buzz blog and find out.
 Molly Wood Senior editor NEXT BIG THING AWARD CES is full of cool gadgets, but which ones will you be lining up to buy? Our editors cut through the hype and tell you what products will be the Next Big Thing.
 CNET'S CES BACKSTAGE CREW We gave six regular, everyday CNET users backstage passes to CES 2005. You'll never guess what they discover in their travels through the wonderland of gear and gadgets.
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