Manage updates with the Download App  CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW: CNET editors cover the Next Big Thing
                 Sony reconfigures the DVD camcorder January 6, 2005; 2:26 p.m.   The product: One of the drawbacks of many DVD camcorders is their size; an 8-centimeter DVD disc necessarily imposes a limit on how compact the design can get. Sony's approach: shave around the edges. As a result, its DVD camcorder redesign looks remarkably like a CD Walkman.
The prospects: It's funky-looking, but does it have a usable design? That is the question. The innards are fairly low end, so we don't hold out much hope for the video quality. By Lori Grunin, senior editor, CNET Reviews CES DEBUTS BY BRAND
Canon  Canon Elura seriesCanon ZR seriesCasio Casio QV-R62JVC JVC GR-D295Kodak Kodak EasyShare OneOlympus Olympus C-5500 Sport ZoomOlympus C-7070 Wide ZoomOlympus D-425
Panasonic Panasonic DVD camcordersPanasonic PV-GS seriesPanasonic PV-GS250Pentax Pentax Optio WPSamsung Samsung Duocam SC-D6550Samsung SC-X105LSanyo Sanyo Fisher VPC-C4 CameraCorderSony Sony Cyber Shot DSC-M1Sony DCR-DVD7Sony DCR-DVD92 and DCR-DVD103Sony DCR-DVD403Sony DCR-PC55Sony DCR-TRV280 and DCR-TRV480  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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