The second installment of the CES report includes almost 400 photos from the 3 wings of floor 29 in the Venetian Tower.
This release includes the photos in the 1500 x 1000 pixel (high resolution) and 1000 x 800 pixel (medium resolution) formats.
I think [hope] that, at about 800 photos, we are more than half-way done with this report.
Enjoy!
Oh, it is here:
The first ‘installment’ is up – which includes about 200 photos of high-end audio and 200 of the main conference (mostly home theater , home theater audio, audio, ipod paraphenelia, etc).
At this rate the report will be done by… uh, this was just the first day’s report.
Let’s just say it will get done.
CES 2007 Conference Photos and Commentary
Oh! And for those who prefer smaller, 1000 pixel max width, 800 pixel max height photos – that will be forthcoming…
Enjoy!
We just got back from CES. Took awhile…
Got back Monday night and got to shovel a shovel’s width path through the some 2 foot drifts of this kind of snow-ice mixture that was lots of fun so that we could get up the steps. 🙂
Last Friday, whem we were supposed to drive home, our usual travel route was snow packed, with snowing and blowing snow with anticipated very slow going with a topping of lots of white knuckles.
So we took the southern route througb Flagstaff.
Well, that didn’t work out either – we ran right away into blowing snow at 3000 ft, …. and Flagstaff is at 7500 or so.
So we took the REALLY Southern route, through Phoenix, Tucson, up through Albuquerque and Santa Fe. It was cold down there too (40’s during the day) but at least it wasn’t snowing.
We timed it just right, the way being relatively dry all the way home.
Unfortunately, we had to be back by tomorrow, Tuesday, to receive the few things we shipped from CES. Otherwise, we might have been tempted to spend the Winter in the sunshine… and say the heck with this white fluffy stuff. Hrrrumph.
At times it felt like “Argh! Another storm cloud! Farther South, James! South!”
During all this traveling I did get qutie a bit of time to work in the show report – mostly at night- but just the descriptions though, as the laptop is a little slow at image processing on the scale of a full-blown show report.
