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CES meets YouTube

Darren Waters | 21:05 UK time, Wednesday, 9 January 2008

BBC journalists have done quite a bit of video from CES this year. You can see a round-up on the website here.

Some of our stuff is also appearing on YouTube. You can take a look at Click's Spencer Kelly rounding-up Intel's ultra mobile plans on BBC Worldwide's YouTube page.

And here's a video we made, whizzing around CES in a three-minute tour.

UPDATE:
Here's Rory's video on the public row between Intel and OLPC that I found on YouTube too.

Comments

  • 1.
  • At 01:04 AM on 10 Jan 2008,
  • mark c wrote:

just how many bbc correspondents does it take to cover a trade show? big tellys, wireless networks, where will it all end? anything new there boys?

  • 2.
  • At 07:41 PM on 10 Jan 2008,
  • Rob wrote:

So a few novelties and nothing that is really new then?

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