CES - DAY 3 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 4

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David Lawrence: Really?

Max Smart: The 32 Editors* Choice it was a wild hunt. They had a two day you know to kind of run off here at the show where people got to vote online as well as get some feedback from us.

David Lawrence: Right. So real quick who else do we have?

Max Smart: The Philips Key Ring that one*s gained a lot of attention camera, it*s a small key ring camera. Of course the XM SKYFi Audio System, the Standing Kilowatt Intensity Gaming System that one*s pretty interesting.

David Lawrence: Is that like speakers and stuff?

Max Smart: No it*s like you have seen Dance Revolution where you stand up to play a game?

David Lawrence: At Dance Revolution, sure.

Max Smart: This thing is kind of like in a rack that you kind of get involved into get more of the gaming exterior.

David Lawrence: So that*s an immersion system.

Max Smart: Right and then finally Sound Blasters, Wireless Music where you can take your MP3s or your WMAs and you can listen to them all around your house using their wireless stuff.

David Lawrence: Awesome. When we come back we are going to be talking to Clarion and we have got a whole bunch of people coming up on the show. This is going to be great live for the convention for at CES its David Lawrence with Online Tonight.

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