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PC Pro's IFA show special
Posted on 31 Aug 2007 at 10:24
The international press are gathering in Berlin for the 2007 IFA consumer electronics show. The conference sees the giants of the electronics industry vying for attention, unveiling their latest product lines, and giving hints as to what we can expect over the coming year.
With the current industry obsession with high-definition media and the digital home, we can expect plenty of announcements from the big players in HD-DVD and Blu-ray media (such as Sony and Toshiba), as well as leading HD TV companies such as Philips, Samsung and LG.
PC Pro will have a team of reporters in Berlin, reporting from the show floor on the latest developments as they happen. Keep checking here for a round-up of our coverage.
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