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As we wrap up the mountains of coverage from this year's CES, the flow of product videos is finally coming to an end. If you're still hungry for more on the hottest products, newest technology, and coolest gadgets, click on ahead for our full collection of videos from the show in Las Vegas.

Updated 1/12/07 at 4:45 PM PT

CES Wrap-Up
To put a cap on or CES video coverage, here's a video montage of the last few days to give you a feel of what it’s like to be at this huge outing in Las Vegas. Hope you enjoy it. (The music was composed by Associate Editor Danny Allen.)

iRobot's "Create" Programmable Bot
The makers of the Roomba have unveiled iRobot Create, a programmable robot designed for aspiring roboticists that's provided pre-assembled, so you can design robots without having to start from scratch.

Spy Robot and R2D2 Projector
Ever wanted your own R2D2? How about an iPod-dock equipped model with a built-in projector? Help me waning financial judgement, you're my only hope!

SlingMedia and More TV Streaming
New options fro streaming TV, from SlingMedia's SlingCatcher, to a multi-angle viewing system that could eventually allow sports fans to queue up replays directly from their stadium seats.

MobiTV's New Cell Phone Services
The latest products from MobiTV, which provides TV, radio and Digital XM Radio on the go for your cellphone, PDA or PC.

GPS Video Roundup
Looking for a GPS system? Dennis O-Reilly found more of them than you can shake a geo-located stick at. Check 'em out in this roundup.

Voice-Controlled Radio and GPS
VoiceBox Technologies demonstrates its voice recognition system that lets drivers control a radio and GPS with simple spoken commands.

Hands-on With Comcast's TiVo-Enabled DVR
Melissa Perenson takes a look at Comcast's much-anticipated DVR that uses TiVo software.

Updated 1/11/07 at 5:30 PM PT

What it's Really like at CES
Wonder what it's like to walk the halls of a huge tech expo like CES? Steve Bass is here with a few moments of Zen.

AV Gadget Round-Up
Previews of a directional audio system for your bedroom, HD on a handheld camcorder, and a slick new MP3 player.

VR Gaming Controllers
PCW's Eric Butterfield tries out a new VR headset and a home golf game that lets you swing your own clubs (Wii controller wrist-strap not included).

Belkin's TuneStudio iPod Mixer
Belkin's forthcoming TuneStudio is a sort of four-track recorder for the iPod generation. The company's Website says it should launch this Summer for $180.

Sleek Cell Phone Roundup
Previewing the hottest new cell phones from Motorola, Samsung Mobile, LG Electronics, and Sony Ericsson.

HP's Dual-Projector Concept Display
In which, HP Labs' "Panoply" technology and the graphics processor of the connected Voodoo PC desktops stitch the output of two projector into a seamless image, stretching and compressing pixels to remove distortion.

Updated 1/10/07 at 5:30 PM PT

Novint's "Falcon" 3D Touch Controller
A hands-on look at the Novint Falcon, a first-of-a-kind input device that makes virtual items "feel" like solid objects; gamers can experience weight, shape, texture, dimension and force effects in supported games.

More on the Treo 750
It's no iPhone, but at least can get one right now. Liane Cassavoy checks out the latest Palm-based smartphone announced earlier this week at CES.

Updated 1/10/07 at 2:10 PM PT

New Ambilights and a 108-Inch LCD
Phillips are demonstrating new Ambilight displays, as well as a new wireless HDMI transmission technology that allows a 1080p signal to reach your set wirelessly. Sharp Electronics is showing new Aquos TVs that have higher refresh rates and greater contrast definition. In addition, Sharp is showing off the world largest LCD TV, coming in at a whopping 108 inches.

1080p HDTVs from Sony, Samsung, and Pioneer
The HDTV parade continues with Samsung Electonics showing TVs with 120Hz refresh rates; Pioneer featuring its plasma display TVs that are 1080p compatible; and Sony discussing its new 70-inch Bravia LCD TV with an Internet video link that adds web streaming video capabilities to the set without a computer.

Updated 1/9/07 at 4:00 PM PT

LG's enV Messaging Phone
It's not exactly new for CES, but with a pair of LCDs and a full QWERTY keyboard, LG's VX9900 or "enV" is definitely a hot phone. Check out its clamshell design and 2-megapixel camera.

GPS Navigation Systems
Previewing the latest GPS navigation systems from Panasonic and Pioneer. With Bluetooth support and all kinds of MP3 integration these latest models offer much more than just driving directions.

Wireless Plasma, Networked Blu-ray
Samsung shows off a wireless-connected plasma TV that streams content from Blu-ray players, game consoles, and other HD sources using 802.11n. Pioneer Electronics shows off their BDP-HD1 network-enabled Blu-ray disc player that can also connect to music, photos, and video stored on your PC and play them back on your TV.

New Robots from the Robosapien People
Watch out for the latest robotic toys from WowWee, the company behind Robosapien and Roboraptor. And we mean it when we say "Watch out!"--the new FlyTech DragonFly nearly beans PCW's Danny Allen in the head! Also on tap: A robotic Elvis, panda, boa, and more.

Alienware and Panasonic Laptops
PC World checks out the latest laptops from Panasonic and Alienware, including light models with built-in optical drives, ruggedized versions, and loaded gaming machines.

Tiny Projectors and Wi-Fi Radio
We go hands-on with Microvision's PicoP, a projector small enough to fit inside a cell phone. Also, Viewsonic's Viewdocks and Com One's "Phoenix" Wi-Fi radio.

Media PCs and New Mixing Gear
Velocity Micro demonstrates its Cinemagic Grand Theater System Media Center PC, and M-Audio talks about its Studiophile AV Series and other products

Digital Music at Digital Experience
Previews of the "George" iPod music system from Chestnut Hill Sound and the latest digital music jukeboxes from Rock-Ola.

Build Your Own Robot
The Bioloid from Robotis (not to be confused with the Bio-Lloyd, KPMG's rumored robotic accountant) is a $349 educational robot kit that lets you build 14 robots including a walking droid and a clapping penguin. Watch as we put it through its paces.

Three Minutes with Bill Gates
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates shows off some new consumer electronic devices for the connected home, elaborates on the keynote speech he gave Sunday, and talks about his plans for the future.

Sony Bravia Internet Video Link
Sony demonstrates its Bravia Internet Video Link, a system that will allow viewers of the company's Bravia flat-panel TV sets to access broadband video content--some of it in high-definition (HD)--without using a PC to access the Internet.

For more up-to-the-minute blogs, stories, photos, and video from the nation's largest consumer electronics show, visit PC World's CES 2007 Live Coverage Infocenter.

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