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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Clinton says Yemen instability a global threat | Video 3:15pm EST Yemen kills militants it says threatened embassies | Video 3:03pm EST Security breach at Newark airport investigated | Video 3:25pm EST Karzai orders Afghan parliament to suspend break 10:08am EST Third uninvited guest attended White House dinner 2:32pm EST U.S. growth prospects deemed bleak in new decade 03 Jan 2010 Man opts for jail over New Year with relatives 01 Jan 2010 New U.S. air traveler screening focuses on 14 nations | Video 12:44pm EST Credit Suisse sued over resorts, $24 billion sought 2:46pm EST Novartis seeks to buy rest of Alcon for $39 billion | Video 1:02pm EST Consumer Electronics Show Tech showcase looks to regain "wow" factor As technology companies make their annual trek to Las Vegas to unveil their coolest gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show this week, investors are laying bets on another good year for the industry. Full Article Freescale takes aim at tablet market Lenovo unveils ThinkPad design with AMD chips Phones, PCs to drive tech rally into 2010 Tech showcase looks to regain "wow" factor Gabriel Madway SAN FRANCISCO Mon Jan 4, 2010 3:22pm EST Related News Freescale takes aim at tablet computer market 2:49pm EST Phones, PCs to drive tech rally into 2010 2:49pm EST Lenovo unveils ThinkPad design with AMD chips Sun, Jan 3 2010 Sony pushes back profit margin target, eyes 3D TV Thu, Nov 19 2009 SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Technology leaders from Microsoft to Intel and Nokia will face new rivals; 3D-TV will be all the rage; and a flurry of glitzy wireless devices -- from e-readers to ever-smaller personal computers -- will make their debuts. Media The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week promises to showcase new battlegrounds in technology, and with an economic recovery slowly taking root, attendees are looking for more dazzle than last year, when CES was perhaps most notable for a lack of major news. Portable computing devices of many flavors will be front and center as the continued blurring of the line between the smartphone and PC causes new rivals to duke it out on unfamiliar ground. Shipments of netbooks, which skyrocketed last year, are expected to approach 40 million units in 2010 as more consumers take to the mini-laptops designed for Web-surfing and email on the go, according to DisplaySearch. And a new wave of even smaller laptops -- which some are calling smartbooks -- running on low-power, ARM-based mobile phone chips from companies like Qualcomm Inc and Nvidia Corp are expected to emerge at CES. Such chips are based on technology licensed by ARM Holdings Plc. If consumers warm to these devices, they would represent a threat to the Intel-Microsoft dominance of the PC ecosystem, as these devices cannot run Windows PC operating systems. "This is the first year we can really take the ARM-based processors seriously," said Wedbush Morgan analyst Patrick Wang. But he added that these devices may take a year or more to catch on, and noted that Intel's new Pineview Atom chip is getting good traction in the newest crop of netbooks. ARM chips also power e-readers like Amazon.com Inc's Kindle. Forrester expects 6 million e-readers to be sold in the United States in 2010, and a slew of competing devices will be on display at CES. But analysts say e-reader prices need to fall considerably in order to gain widespread adoption from consumers. New models by startup companies, such as the Alex from Spring Design and the Que proReader from Plastic Logic, should ramp up competition in the category. 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