New York Times
consumer tech columnist & "Missing Manual" publisher,
David Pogue, will be teaming up with with representatives of
some of
the world's top consumer technology companies to create a weekend
full
of interesting workshops, eye catching exhibits and exciting
demonstrations that even a technophobe can appreciate. The festivities
will kick
off with a Preview Party on Friday evening, September 23 followed
by two days of non-stop tech talk featuring the latest products
from Apple, Canon, Panasonic, Belkin, Hewlett Packard, Nikon,
XM Satellite Radio, EB Games, Bose, Plantronics, Sony, ScanSoft,
JVC, Poly Concept USA and Brenthaven.
See the hottest
developments in digital cameras and camcorders, DVD recorders,
plasma televisions, computers, iPods, satellite
radio, car audio and much more!
Hands on booths
encourage visitors to try out the latest electronics, ask questions
and receive instructions in operating the world’s
latest products.
All weekend
long, David Pogue will give hilarious, informative seminars on
digital cameras, Internet phone service, video editing
and the secrets of Mac OS X. He’ll also entertain with his
zany original songs spoofing the hi-tech industry.
Visit the
Video Game Center, where you can try out the latest video games,
including Madden Football 2006, Nintendogs & Advanced
Wars (Nintendo DS), Tiger Woods Golf 2006, XMen Legends 2, Burnout
Revenge, Mario Baseball and Incredible Hulk.
Be the first
to know: get preview information about the upcoming launch of the
Xbox 360 and new games!
On Saturday,
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., meet five-time Grammy Award winner Elliot
Scheiner as he discusses music and technology next
to a brand new Acura TL, whose Panasonic DVD-Audio 5.1 surround
sound system he co-designed. Scheiner has produced music from artists
as diverse as The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Sting, Steely Dan, REM,
Faith Hill and many more.
