Video: Subdued mood at CES

Technology takes center stage the the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas despite a gloomy economy. Manufacturers went smaller, not just in their presentation but also in their product. Gone were the 150-inch TVs and instead, smaller and sleeker took center stage. Samsung grabbed notice with its one-inch thick TVs that use light-emitting-diodes (LEDs) rather than lamps as their primary light source. It's been estimated that such screens use 40 percent less power than traditional LCDs . . . not to mention saving a whole lot of space in the living room. Lindsay Claiborne reports.

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CES Video: "Digital Paper" Reader unveiled

Plastic Logic shows off its ultra-thin, large-screen Reader at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The company hopes to compete with current eBooks on the market, including Amazon's Kindle.

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CES Video: Dell Announces new laptops

Dell has announced the Inspiron Mini 9, a $99 laptop. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas also saw the company introduce a new 10-inch Mini and offer a glimpse of the upcoming Adamo, its ultra-thin luxury laptop.

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Video: Gadget show goes on despite economic downturn

AP Correspondent Haven Daley previews the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Despite the slumping economy, tech companies are hoping gadget geeks will be unable to resist their innovative products.

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CES Video: OLEDs makes for foldable TV

Samsung shows off foldable, transparent OLED prototype displays at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

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CES Video: Powering Up Without Cables

Unveiled at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Powermat allows you to recharge gadgets without plugging them in. You simply place them on the charging pad and that's it!

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Video: The next generation of HDTV

What features will be in your next TV? AP Correspondent Haven Daley takes a look at some of the new high-definition televisions on the floor of the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

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Video: Yahoo unveils TV plan

Yahoo Connected TV got a boost of publicity at CES 2009 as Yahoo unveiled a list of HDTV partners. Yahoo is hoping that despite the tough economy, consumers will connect with its new WebTV venture. The company unveiled new partners including Sony, LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bobbi Rebell reports.

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Video: Ballmer Discusses Microsoft's Future

Microsoft's CEO, Steve Ballmer, talks to the Associated Press at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas about Microsoft today, and what to expect from the company in 2009.

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