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"It&amp;#039;s clear from just a little over a day at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2010 that it takes a lot more than a hearty breakfast and good walking shoes to keep up with the hustle and bustle on the showroom floors here in Last Vegas. But, it&amp;#039;s well worth it to see the introduction of all the new gizmos and gadgets, and to hear firsthand from some of the biggest names in the electronics industry, and what they foresee for the coming year.  One obvious trend: Just about every tech product is moving toward universal compatibility with wifi networks. A new iPhone app makes wireless uploads and printing to enabled devices a breeze. Another interfaces with new smart energy devices which allow wireless management of home water, heat, and electricity use. The new Blackberry Presenter accessory lets you leave your laptop at home and run a presentation directly from a Blackberry Smartphone.   Other good news: Data storage products will be cheaper, have higher capacity, and become simpler to use, offering reassurance that you can prevent the risk of losing your data, pictures, and music. New camcorders and cameras have higher resolutions and frame rates, simple file transfer options, and come in a wide-range of colors to satisfy any taste!   I&amp;#039;ll keep you posted as I continue to venture further into the depths of CES! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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