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FRONTPAGE CES 2012 - Las Vegas: Live Blog

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Thanks for getting this posted guys! Hunting lunch currently, and will get some updates soon. Today is Press Day and tomorrow marks the start of the main event, so we're getting situated with everything, and we'll have more updates soon. :)
 
Thanks for getting this posted guys! Hunting lunch currently, and will get some updates soon. Today is Press Day and tomorrow marks the start of the main event, so we're getting situated with everything, and we'll have more updates soon. :)

I'm flattered, but just because I arrive tomorrow, does not mean it marks the official start of the event!
;)
 
Nvidia conference starts in an hour for anyone interested! The line is pretty long already here, but I've heard talk that the line for the Microsoft Keynote in 3 hours is already growing. Heading straight there after this, and I hope I get in!
 
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All live updates are available in the front-page story, linked in the first post.

NVIDIA ended, Microsoft keynote from Ballmer up next, starting in 45 minutes. Checkout the article if you want to follow updates live.
 
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Ballmer keynote starting in 15 minutes, added a couple panorama's of the audience into the live feed - check it out, it is a full house!
 
As the story goes...

On the first day, Glorious Leader said "create dance!"

And Glorious leader saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good.

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PS. Because I know someone out of you is going to ask, yes thats a bunch of Kingston, Antec, and Gigabyte parts frozen into a block of ice in the background. :rolleyes:
 
Thanks to Kingston, Antec, and Gigabyte for a nice nightcap.

Here's the pictures you guys are actually interested in:

Computer parts encased in ice:
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The KAG logo of the night (kingston, antec, and gigabyte hosted the party):
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Through the ice, a shot of the Gigabyte gaming keyboard:
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And the Antec case iced out:
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HyperX RAM from Kingston:
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If you aren't following the live feed, Intel just officially introduced the K800 Lenovo Smartphone, the first phone powered by an Intel processor:

The K800 is going to China first, no ETA discussed yet for US arrival.

HDMI output supports 1080P, 6 hours of video playback, 45 hours of audio playback, 3G 8 hours, standby for 14 days
 
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