With the New Year always comes the New Year’s resolutions to get into better shape and live a healthier lifestyle.

For me there was a “Back To The Future” subtext to this year’s CES.

By Guest Blogger, Joseph Cerquone, Director of Public Relations for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
Talk with Patricia Moisan about the impact of technology on kids, and she replies, “It’s created a whole new ballgame.”
Moisan, an audiologist with Clark County Schools in Las Vegas, is serving as an on-site hearing expert at the 2010 International CES for the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA).
The “game” Moisan references is one largely of concern about the noise-induced hearing loss that can stem from the misuse of personal audio technology-listening at excessive volume …

By Guest Blogger Brent Butterworth, Contributing Technical Editor, Sound + Vision Magazine
Websites and cable TV channels are packed with news from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. But with thousands of exhibitors spread out through several convention halls and hotels, there are always lots of stories that go overlooked. Here are four we found especially exciting:
Energy-saving innovations: The electronics industry has come up with some entirely new products that help save energy without sacrificing convenience. One of our favorite examples is the Klipsch LightSpeaker (www.klipsch.com). The LightSpeaker combines a …

3D TV and tablet computers are all the talk at CES this year, but accessory products are getting a lot of buzz this year too.

I had such a blast checking out Last Gadget Standing at last year’s CES, that I made sure to put it on my calendar again for this year.

I’m back at the NBCU Blogger Lounge at the International CES!

By Guest Blogger Michael K. Powell, Co-Chair, Broadband for America
There is a sense of expectation and a level of excitement leading up to this year’s International CES which I believe has not been seen in a long time. The reason is simple−with the growing availability of broadband, more and more devices in the home can be brought online and their value enhanced. The hot tickets at this year’s show range from Internet-enabled televisions, to broadband-powered mobile HDTV devices, to ebook readers, to DVD players that stream content from the …

I sat in on a CES session yesterday called Beyond Point and Shoot: A Glimpse Into the Future of Digital Imaging.

There were definitely more than 140 characters packed into theTwitter Conference this morning at CES.