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We are uploading photos as we take them at the show this
year, since we are right in the middle of everything with a booth and an exhibit.
Below you will find a large table with photos and their
descriptions (legends) underneath. The photos will be updated throughout each
day, so check back often. At the bottom are links to photos from each of the days at the show.
Day 0 is the day when the exhibits are being installed, and the equipment photos
are previews. The actual show starts on Wednesday, January 6, but we thought you
might like to see some of the stuff ahead of time.
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| Here is what the aisles look like when
the union guys are loading everything in. |
The Veritas Speaker lineup. |
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| Mirage has great veneer work on their
omnipolar speakers. |
Dynaudio
introduced two new Contour series loudspeakers, the T-2.5, and T-2.1 while
showing a prototype of the forthcoming Contour Subwoofer. |
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| Monitor Audio is getting into new home
theater packages that are very compact. |
Our PR Manager hit it off with the
equipment movers. |
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| Sony held a press conference and showed
their new DVP-FX1 portable DVD player with a 7" LCD screen, 4 hour
battery, with MSRP of $1,500. |
Sony's new Network Walkman NW-E3 playing
their own music format (like MP-3), weighing 1.6 ounces, runs for 5 hours
on a single AAA battery, connects to your computer via USB, and retails
for $330. It's the size of a cigarette lighter. |
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| Sony introduced their new PVR SVR-2000
(Personal Video Recorder) and VCR that connects to it for one button
recording of TV programs. The PVR uses TiVo™ technology and has 30
hours of recording time, uses Sony's MPEG-2 encoder chip. Retails for
$399. That is lower cost than anyone else and has more storage space than
any other PVR. It will be available in April, 2000. |
Sony has six new HDTVs from 34" to
65", and will be available in 4:3 and 16:9 versions, they all have
iLink (IEEE1394) so you can make a direct connection between your digital
video camera or digital VCR, and they use second generation DRC (Digital
Reality Creation, i.e., a video processor, that is selectable for 480p or
960i). You can watch a digital program and NTSC program side by side. |
Click on links below to go to the photo
pages for each day.
DAY-0
DAY-1 DAY-2
(Page
1, Page
2) DAY-3
DAY-4
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