WATCH CES 2012 Live Stream: How To Follow The Events In Las Vegas (LIVE VIDEO)

The world's biggest tech extravaganza known as the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is underway in Las Vegas.

Open from January 10 - 13, the expo features everything from new product launches, concerts, panel discussions, celebrity appearances and more, brought to you by nearly 3,000 vendors from around the world. More than 140,000 are expected to attend this year's events, according to the AP.

Though notables like Apple and Amazon aren't attending, many of the consumer tech industry's heaviest hitters -- Microsoft, Nokia, HTC, Xerox, Verizon, AT&T, and Samsung (to name only a few) -- have descended on Sin City to show off their latest and greatest.

If you're looking to keep track of the events from CES as they unfold, you should check out TechCrunch and Engadget's live feeds from Las Vegas (below).

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You can also click here to view a schedule of events that CNET will cover via LiveStream.

For all of our CES 2012 coverage, visit our big news page to see product launches, keynote events, bizarre gadgets and much, much more.

Comments

[nitwitsRus]

06:23 AM on 01/12/2012

sorry
but for
SUM reason
THIS book
comes ta mind
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mockingbird_%281980_novel%29

[cagog]

04:45 PM on 01/11/2012

Still waiting for those hover-boards from back to the future.

[Jill Kennedy]

01:23 PM on 01/11/2012

I think Vegas definitely starting to have its effect on the people attending CES. They start out all about the gadgets and end up caught in the late night Vegas web. Here's a great write-up of CES After Dark by an old media executive who had a little too much to drink...

http://mankabros.com/blogs/chairman/2012/01/10/ces-after-dark/

[Claudia L]

07:26 PM on 01/10/2012

When they perfect the Star Trek transporter, I'll be impressed.

[SalingersGhost]

06:50 PM on 01/10/2012

But, of course, the real excitement doesn't happen until after everyone starts to drink. Gadgets be damned - it's all about the great mass drunkening...

http://mankabros.com/blogs/chairman/2012/01/10/ces-after-dark/

[Chuck Dick]

05:17 PM on 01/10/2012

No Apple? Then who cares.

[SalingersGhost]

03:38 PM on 01/10/2012

I think CES is pretty worthless these days. If it was held in Akron or Fresno I don't think many people would attend. It's really all about Vegas and the executives pretending it's important so that they can use their expense accounts in Vegas. I think it's funny that there are all these pre-CES stories about all the excitement and then after a couple of days in Vegas the stories stop flowing - my hunch is because everyone who is working on covering the show is hungover and unable to write effectively.

Here is a transcript from a great keynote address last year by Khan Manka, Jr. in which he basically slams CES and everyone who attends it.

http://mankabros.com/blogs/chairman/2011/01/06/the-future-is-last-year-ces-2011-keynote-khan-manka-jr/

[Arthur Spooner]

04:14 PM on 01/10/2012

I couldn't disagree more.

[Chuck Dick]

05:18 PM on 01/10/2012

Nice!