Corning has announced that Corning Gorilla glass has been designed into Acer's Iconia Tab computer. The Iconia creates a tablet experience combining a 14-inch form factor with a dual-screen layout and intuitive all-point touch functionality.The Iconia's design incorporates ultra-thin, durable Gorilla glass as a cover glass for its dual multi-touch displays, and includes a full range of intuitive and easy-to-use features designed to fully utilize the devices' multi-touch technology.Corning Gorilla glass is an environmentally friendly alkali-aluminosilicate thin-sheet glass. Its damage resistance helps protect today's sophisticated electronic devices from the scratches, drops, and bumps of everyday use. Compatible with advanced touch screens, Gorilla glass is tough enough to handle the ongoing physical contact intrinsic to these devices, Corning said.Gorilla glass is currently used by more than 20 major brands, designed into hundreds of product models, and featured on more than 200 million devices.

At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Samsung Electronics has unveiled new LED TV series that redefine the home entertainment experience and add a touch of refined elegance, simplicity and luxury to any home. The new smart TVs address consumers' growing need for greater choice and control over how and when they access content.Samsung will be augmenting its extensive product lines by previewing at CES more than 40 new models with screen sizes from 19-inch to 65-inch. The new TVs offer dramatically enhanced picture quality in 2D, 3D, HD and streaming content, as well as richer connected entertainment options delivered through one of the most comprehensive offering of apps and connected devices.Samsung's 2011 line-up combines elegant styling with a wide range of higher-end features previously exclusive to premium sets, including 3D capabilities and improved, advanced smart TV features so that people get the most out of their entertainment experience. Select models will offer Samsung's new Smart Hub, which includes:- Search all, which makes it easier to search for desired content on your TV and other DLNA-certified connected media storage devices, networked PC and mobile devices, and Internet and video-on-demand services.- Your video, which delivers recommendations based on a user's viewing history. - Web browser, which offers full web browsing right from your TV.- Samsung apps, the world's first HDTV-based application store, which offers a range of paid and free apps that help people connect to their various passions – whether in sports, entertainment, information, games or social networking.Samsung will also expand the number of 3D TV models available in 2011 so more people can enjoy 3D home entertainment at affordable prices. Consumers will be able to choose from a wide range of TVs to suit any home and lifestyle needs. Several TVs sport new innovative, ultra-thin TV bezels that give consumers a larger viewing screen without increasing the size of the TV. The new bezels are the result of extensive design research, Samsung's proprietary new panel technology and innovative signal processing technology.As the pioneer in 3D home entertainment, Samsung realized that consumers are increasingly choosing larger TV screens to fully experience immersive 3D entertainment, and today also previewed a 75-inch LED TV.The latest TV lineup will be on display at Samsung's booth #12006 in the Central Hall at the International CES, which will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), January 6-9, 2011. The LED D8000 series TV, a CES 2011 Innovations Design and Engineering Award winner, will also be on display in the Grand Lobby at the LVCC."As we enter a new era of immersive and inclusive entertainment, Samsung has redefined the visual elements that will make our TVs the centerpiece of any room," said Sangchul Lee, senior VP, visual display business at Samsung Electronics. "People want to stay connected to the relationships and information that are important to them, and our latest line-up reflects a vision where smarter technology virtually and physically connects users through shared moments in the comfort of their homes."Deep focus on immersive and smart entertainment supported by breakthrough engineering and designAs the No. 1 brand for TVs in the US and globally, Samsung led the industry in 2010 with the launch of the world's first 3D TV and today holds over 70% of the market share in the US. As 3D content becomes more prevalent, the company expects more consumers to opt for 3D features in their TVs. To this end, it aims to reduce the cost of acquiring a 3D entertainment system – 3D TV, Blu-ray player, 3D glasses and content – in 2011 by more than two-thirds and making 3D features available in a wider range of models.Samsung also successfully reduced the bezel size by up to 80% – an engineering feat – so that the thin bezel blends in easily with the environment, almost becoming invisible to the viewer, and becomes even less of a distraction when watching 3D.The reduction in bezel size means consumers can enjoy a larger viewing screen and wider viewing angle without having to increase the physical size of their TVs, and makes using social applications like Skype and YouTube, browsing the Web, sharing content and playing games that much more inclusive.Samsung expects 2011 to be a watershed year for connected TV. Almost all of Samsung's new 40-inch and above 2011 TVs will offer smart TV features, making it even easier for viewers to engage their passions by accessing Web-delivered content on their big digital screens.The ultimate entertainment showpiece with bespoke design features and true-to-life picture qualityThe first thing you notice about the LED D8000 series is its barely visible 0.2-inch brushed metal bezel, a fine line that subtly frames the rich content on the screen and enhances the TV's light form factor. The D8000 series continues the minimalist style of the award-winning C8000 series and uses an improved Quad Stand to ensure ultimate harmony between the TV and its environment.With a 240Hz refresh rate, 2 millisecond motion picture response time (MPRT) and improved LED backlight scanning, this CES Innovation Award honoree offers true-to-life 2D, 3D and HD images with outstanding clarity. In addition to the Ultra Clear Panel, the TV is the first to offer Micro Dimming Plus technologies to provide the richest, most lifelike pictures with deep blacks and pure whites.The D8000 series comes with Samsung's new 3D glasses and Samsung's innovative Touch Control that can also stream TV programs to its built-in 3-inch LCD screen, almost like a second TV, even while a Blu-ray disc is being played on the TV.The D8000 has a built-in Wi-Fi connection and many convenient ways to manage and display content through Samsung's Smart Hub portal. The set can connect to other devices using DLNA or Samsung's patented One Foot Connection technology.Setting up full 3D becomes a breeze with the world's first auto 3D format setup functionThe Samsung LED D7000 series represents a successful balance of high technology with minimalist design aesthetics. The stunningly thin 0.2-inch black bezel is framed by a jewel-like transparent bezel that uses Samsung's award-winning Touch of Color (ToC) dual-injection mold technology to reflect a hint of red along the crystal bezel's edge. The Quad Stand is slimmer than the one introduced in 2010, yet its lower height manages to keep the TV stable and sturdy while maintaining an air of elegance.Watching 3D content has never been easier – with the Auto 3D Format Setup, the TV automatically detects the encoding format (i.e. side-by-side and top-bottom) when playing 3D content and viewers can now sit back and let their smart TV configure the content for the best viewing experience.The LED D7000 also incorporates improved backlight scanning technology and Auto Motion Plus, Samsung's proprietary frame interpolation algorithm, to create sharp 2D and 3D pictures and smooth frame transitions without blurring, even for video moving at top speeds; 3D picture quality is also improved as a result of Samsung's new 3D Peak Algorithm.With Smart Hub, the LED D7000 series is the ideal media center, complementing consumers' ever connected and mobile lifestyles.The ideal value model TV for an immersive 3D experienceFor the consumer looking to embrace 3D entertainment without breaking the bank, the Samsung LED D6400 series TV is the ideal 120Hz 3D LED TV, offering stunningly clear 3D pictures with the world's best panel technology and proprietary image-improving techniques. Samsung's unique double-rate frame transition technology – the world's fastest – also reduces the picture frame transition time by 50% to enhance the viewing quality of 3D content.The LED D6400 also offers Samsung's narrow bezel design to deliver a more immersive 3D viewing experience. The prism-like ToC thin bezel has a hint of red that is barely visible from the front, but intensifies as the viewer moves to the side to minimize distractions while watching 3D, 2D, HD or streaming content.Samsung's 3D Peak Algorithm reduces average power consumption by about 15% while increasing peak brightness by 20%. Its unique Motion Adaptive Dimming algorithm also reduces power consumption up to 20% by controlling LED brightness, according to motion vectors in the picture. In addition, LED 6400 was developed using Samsung's eco-friendly design technologies and seeks to minimize its environmental footprint during its life-cycle.Samsung showcasing design innovations and smarter LED TV at CES 2011 - the LED D8000Photo: CompanySamsung showcasing design innovations and smarter LED TV at CES 2011 - the LED D7000Photo: CompanySamsung showcasing design innovations and smarter LED TV at CES 2011 - the LED D6400Photo: Company

CES 2011, LAS VEGAS, January 6, 2011 - Fuzhou Rockchip Electronics Co, Ltd, a leading developer of fabless semiconductors, today released its new RK29xx generation mobile Internet platform.RK2918 is a high-performance, low-power processor designed for mobile Internet applications. The CPU subsystem is an ARM Cortex-A8 CPU that includes the NEON SIMD engine to improve software media processing capability. With TSMC's advance process, the A8 core can enable up to 1.2GHz.RK2918 is the world's first SOC to support decoding of the full HD (1080p) VP8 video codec entirely in hardware. It also provides fULL HD decoder and encoder processor, hardware accelerated Adobe Flash Player 10.1, ultra powerful 3D/2D GPU, high speed internet surfing experience and more.RK2918 now supports Gingerbread (Android2.3) for mobile Internet devices (MIDs), smartphones and Internet TVs, etc. Highlights of the RK29XX include:- 1.2G ARM Cortex A8 core with Neon and 512KB L2 cache- High performance 2D and 3D processors support OPENGL ES 2.0 and OPEN VG, Support 60M tri/s max- 1080p video decoding for H.264, VP8, RV, WMV, AVS, H.263, MPEG4, etc.- 1080p video encoding for H.264- Support DDRIII, DDRII, mobile DDR memory- 24bit HW ECC for MLC NAND, support e-MMC boot- Three USB ports for device, host, 3G module- Two SD ports for SD card and WiFi- Sensors interface for front and rear camera, up to 5M- Standard TFT/EPD controller for variable panels- MAX 8 channel I2S and SPDIF output for HD movie- TS port for mobile and terrestrial TV, ATSC-T/MH, etc- Ethernet networking interfaces- Support VoIP- Support Android 2.3 and future versionRockchip will highlight MIDs and Internet TVs powered by RK29xx at CES, as well as Rockchip Internet TV solutions, new technique and applications based on the Android OS. Rockchip's booth at CES is 21725//South Hall lower level.About RockchipFuzhou Rockchip Electronics Co, Ltd is a China leading fabless semiconductors and mobile-Internet SOC solution provider founded in 2001. Rockchip focuses on the mobile Internet platform with products targeted at mobile Internet terminals (smartphone/MID/Internet TV/e-book reader) and portable multimedia entertainment terminals (MP3/PMP). Rockchip is headquartered in Fuzhou, China, with offices in Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai. Website: www.rock-chips.com

Acer has announced that the new Acer Iconia Tab A500 will be showcased with Verizon Wireless at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011, taking advantage of the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network. Meanwhile, the company has also unveiled several notebooks as well as a desktop.The Iconia Tab A500 is equipped with the latest Android operating system along with the company's Acer UI 4.5 for a new level of interactivity. In addition, the company's Clear.fi media sharing system is also preloaded on the device for playing and sharing multimedia content across home network as well as publishing updates to social media networks.The Iconia Tab A500 is built with Nvidia's Tegra 2 dual-core processor, which supports strong graphics output for optimization of web browsing, 3D gaming and multimedia playback. The device also features the SkyCross antenna and ZTE LTE wireless module for communication.Meanwhile, Acer has also announced its top-end performing notebooks, Aspire AS8950G-9839, featuring Intel Core i7-2630QM processor, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6850 graphics processor with 2GB of dedicated video memory and 8GB DDR3 memory (support up to 16GB). The machine also features an 18.4-inch display and a Blu-ray drive for a price started at US$1,599.99.As for desktop, Acer is expanding its Acer Aspire Predator series with the new Aspire Predator AG3600, which is equipped with Intel Core i5 2300 processor and Nvidia GeForce GT 420 graphics processor. The AG3600 also features 8GB DDR3 SDRAM and 1.5TB SATA hard drive, and is priced at US$899.For consumers who desire amplified PC performance, Acer offers the new Aspire 5750, 5750G and Aspire 7750G notebooks that feature the second-generation Intel quad-core Core i7 2630QM processor with Turbo Boost 2.0 technology, smart graphics power on demand, cutting-edge communication features and advanced surround sound.The two of the three new Aspire series also offer next-generation graphics options from both Nvidia and ATI. The Aspire 5750G is one of the first to market with the new Nvidia GeForce GT 540M graphics solution, which includes full DirectX 11 support along with Nvidia Optimus technology, a hybrid graphics engine that intelligently optimizes a notebook to switch between UMA or discrete graphics. The Aspire 7750G notebooks are outfitted with power-efficient discrete ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550 or 6650 graphics, which deliver performance on demand for smooth multitasking and impressive multimedia.The new Aspire 5750, 5750G and 7750G notebooks will be available in the US on January 9 at selected retailers with prices beginning at US$899.99 for the Aspire 5750 and 5750G, and US$1029.99 for the Aspire 7750G.For budget-conscious mobile PC users, Acer also has a new notebook, the Aspire 5253 series, featuring the latest AMD E-350 processor with Vision Technology. The new AMD-based notebook is equipped with a 15.6-inch high-definition CineCrystal display and AMD's Radeon HD 6310 graphics for a price of US$449.99.Acer Iconia Tab A500 tablet PCPhoto: CompanyAcer Aspire AS8950G notebookPhoto: CompanyAcer Aspire Predator AG3600 desktop PCPhoto: CompanyAcer Aspire 5750 notebookPhoto: CompanyAcer Aspire 7750G notebookPhoto: CompanyAcer Aspire 5253 notebookPhoto: Company

Nvidia has announced that it plans to build high-performance ARM-based CPU cores, designed to support future products ranging from personal computers and servers to workstations and supercomputers.Known under the internal codename 'Project Denver,' this initiative features an Nvidia CPU running the ARM instruction set, which will be fully integrated on the same chip as the Nvidia GPU.This new processor stems from a strategic partnership, also announced at the same day in which Nvidia has obtained rights to develop its own high performance CPU cores based on ARM's future processor architecture. In addition, Nvidia licensed ARM's current Cortex-A15 processor for its future-generation Tegra mobile processors.Meanwhile, Nvidia also announced the GeForce 500M series of notebook GPUs, designed to power notebooks featuring next-generation Intel Core CPUs (Sandy Bridge).GeForce 500M GPUs are expected to power some of the industry's performance-level notebooks in 2011. The GPUs feature strong performance in media-rich HD, 3D, Web, and gaming applications, as well as enhanced battery life, courtesy of Nvidia Optimus technology. Nvidia Optimus technology enables extra long battery life by switching on and off the GPU so that it runs only when needed. Nvidia Optimus is now designed into over 80% of 500M series notebooks across the notebook brand vendors.For performance level, Nvidia offers GeForce GT 540M, GeForce GT 550M, and GeForce GT 555M with over four times the performance of integrated graphics and twice the DirectX 11 performance of the competition. For mainstream level, the company gives GeForce GT 520M and GeForce GT 525M offering over twice the performance of integrated graphics.In addition, the new GPUs also features technologies such as Nvidia 3D Vision, DirectX 11, PhysX physics engine, CUDA architecture, Nvidia Verde notebook drivers and Nvidia 3DTV Play software.Acer, Alienware, Asustek Computer, Clevo, Dell, Fujitsu, Lenovo, Medion, Micro-Star International (MSI), Samsung Electronics, Toshiba and others announced GeForce 500M-based systems at CES 2011, and represent a fraction of the over 200 design wins from notebook manufacturers for GeForce 500M GPUs.CES 2011: Nvidia GeForce 540M GPUPhoto: Company

The highly-anticipated 2011 International CES will be staged on January 6 with key spotlights on the ever-growing tablets, smart TVs, and many new generation Android applications. Catering to this trend, AzureWave Technologies, Inc, a global leading module maker in wireless communications, will be launching its leading-edge wireless solutions including 60GHz gigabit networking as well as new 4-in-1 combo module IC products at this year's CES.According to iSuppli (July 2010), global shipments of Internet-enabled TV are anticipated to reach 148 million units, accounting for 54% of the total flat-panel TV market by 2014. Having foreseen this trend, AzureWave has kept building complete series of module products to fulfill the wireless entertainment market sector."AzureWave has successfully developed new generation wireless modules on top of the 60GHz WirelessHD and WiGig technologies," said Ted Lee, CEO of AzureWave Technologies. "Meanwhile, the PC-2-TV and WiGig solution showcase at CES is designed particularly to realize a high performance wireless transmission experience with quality and speed." AzureWave further exploited its extensive software developing capability to enable multimedia streaming and exchange functionality by integrating Android-based smartphones with consumer electronic devices such as DMPs and HDTVs, delivering a brand new vision of connected digital entertainment.In the mobile Internet sector, AzureWave has moved towards miniaturized wireless module IC and mini-sized 3G module in coping with fast growth of smartphones, tablets, as well as the expanding demand for mobile connectivity. AzureWave also provides real-time solution to meet consumers' demand for anytime networking. For instance, the 4-in-1 wireless module IC is equipped with multiple functions including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM, and GPS, and is further integrated with low power consumption and complete software support, expanding mobile connectivity to more diversified wireless applications.The wireless entertainment and mobile Internet markets are bound to become the key drivers of growth in the next wave of wireless communication modules. AzureWave has indicated that its long-term accumulation of wireless technology and software development capabilities can optimize wireless solutions for home entertainment as well as mobile devices. And through the integration of different technologies, AzureWave will be capable of creating more diversified and innovative values and provide more abundant innovative applications for improving wireless network technologies.AzureWave will be showcasing its line-up of leading wireless solutions at the 2011 CES at LVCC South Hall 4, Booth #36015.

GigaFast E Ltd, a manufacturer of HomePlug power line communications (PLC) equipment, has expanded its product line for 2011. The only manufacturer focused on delivering OEM/ODM customers a full line of PLC products, GigaFast branched out in every HomePlug product segment with all new product offerings from every HomePlug chipset provider including Atheros, Gigle, and Sigma.For 2011, GigaFast is already shipping a complete line of Atheros AR7400 500Mbps HomePlug AV products including 1-, 3- and 4-port Ethernet bridges and pass-thru adapters. The AR7400 chipset represents a new segment in the HomePlug AV market. Offering more than double the bandwidth of traditional 200Mbps HomePlug AV, the new AR7400 product will boost PLC performance offering more HD video and data streams than before.GigaFast invests heavily in development on multiple PLC platforms, so it comes as no surprise that GigaFast has released more products this year based on the Gigle GGL301 chipset. A new Y-cable power supply is now offered with the strong GGL301 200Mbps HomePlug AV chipset. In addition new price conscious single- and multiple-port adapters and pass-thrus have also been launched this year creating a full HomePlug AV offering based on the Gigle GGL301.Completing the product launch for 2011 is a Sigma Clearpath line of products. Sigma has pushed the envelop by developing a solution that transmits HomePlug AV signal not only through the standard line and neutral channels, but also ground as well. The additional channel allows for additional coverage and performance improvements in homes with 3-prong line-neutral-ground power. Sigma Clearpath technology has won three technology awards: TelcoTV Vision, CES Innovations, and the Television 3.0 awards. A single-port adapter is available in the first quarter of 2011 with additional products coming later in the year.Customers are welcome to visit GigaFast's website at www.gigafast.com or come visit us at the HomePlug Pavilion CES 2011 booth # 20301.GigaFast and HomePlugWe believe it is about time consumers get spoiled with a technology as easy as plug and play, and eliminating the hassle of pulling wires. Compared to wireless network, PLC is much more secure and covers more distance. After all, most consumer electronic devices already plug into power outlets, so why not make the existing wires and plugs do more than just providing power. Make the plugs talk, sing, view, and protect each other is what we do at GigaFast. Our complete line of PLC products can do all that through data, audio, video, and security applications.GigaFast is a OEM/ODM manufacturer building power line communications products to customer specifications. There are a number of methods for communicating over the power lines, but of all the methods, HomePlug is the one clear standard today. This has encouraged GigaFast to join and take an active roll in marketing HomePlug Association as the standard in PLC communications today.GigaFast HomePlug productsPhoto: Company

At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Texas Instruments (TI) has unveiled a new era for portable high definition (HD) entertainment with the new DLP Pico HD chipset. Born out of years of research, the latest chip to feature DLP Pico technology showcases HD (WXGA) video and images on nearly any surface, with more brightness and greater energy efficiency than ever before, TI said."The new DLP Pico HD chipset provides the ultimate combination of the best image quality in the smallest size, and is poised to revolutionize the worlds of consumer entertainment and mobile enterprise solutions," said Frank Moizio, manager, DLP Pico projection. "Never again will mobile professionals be caught without the ability to share their vision, as this new chipset enables the brightest projection products that can be easily stored and carried in a laptop bag. Even more exciting is that it opens tremendous opportunities in the world of entertainment - from greater than 100-inch HD video from the palm of your hand - to a wide variety of new entertainment devices that allow consumers to enjoy big picture HD experiences in a snap, anywhere, anytime."Multiple manufacturers and brands will be at CES showing products with DLP Pico technology inside. Among them are Acer, Dell, LG, Optoma, and ViewSonic, who will be showing the first products based on the new HD chipset, TI said.TI's CES 2011 events:• Pepcom's Digital Experience! – Wed. January 5, 7pm PT (Caesars Palace)• DLP Pico demo suite – January 6-7TI's new DLP Pico HD chipsetPhoto: Company

Texas Instruments (TI) DLP Products has announced that more than 30 DLP Pico-enabled products, covering a wide variety of useful and unique form factors, will be on display by the world's leading manufacturers at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). From iPhone/iPod/iPad and other mobile device docks that bring instant, big-screen viewing to any room, to camcorders, cameras, and cell phones that allow friends and family to immediately enjoy photos and videos at once, products with DLP Pico technology continue to redefine mobile entertainment and enterprise solutions.Building on DLP's foundation of projecting the brightest images in the world for digital cinema, DLP Pico chips have the same technology genetics, allowing consumers to virtually have a movie theater in the palm of their hand, the vendor said. Pico-enabled devices are already being used to watch saved and online streaming videos, play games, project business presentations and files, and do much more, all with the convenience of being truly mobile."Consumer demand continues to grow for mobile big picture experiences - giving them the ability to share content anywhere, anytime - so it's really exciting to see where our partner brands and manufacturers are taking DLP Pico technology," said Frank Moizio, DLP pico projection business manager. "Since the launch of pico technology in 2008 with the first-ever DLP Pico chip, to our brand new HD chipset announced here at CES 2011, the number of products and choices available to consumers has grown immensely, with the future looking even brighter."A full collection of more than 20 leading and emerging brands will be at CES 2011 showcasing their latest products with DLP Pico technology inside:• Acer• Adayo• Aiptek• BenQ• Brightboxe • Cinepic• Cirago• CoStar• Dell• Fujitsu Mobile• GE• HP • Hite• iGo• Kaga• Megapower• LG• NTT DOCOMO• Optoma• Sharp• Samsung• ViewSonic• WowWeeThe entire DLP Pico family of chips offers solutions for creating an ever-growing array of product applications, including embedded cell phones, cameras, and camcorders, mobile projectors for consumer entertainment, notebook companions for mobile warriors, toys, AV docks for iPhones, iPads, iPods and other devices, and more. The company's CES 2011 events:• Pepcom's Digital Experience! – Wed. January 5, 7pm PT (Caesars Palace)• DLP Pico demo suite – January 6–7TI Cinema chip with DLP Pico chipPhoto: CompanyTI showcasing DLP Pico family products at CES 2011Photo: Company

CORNING, N.Y., January 05, 2011 - Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW) announced today that Corning Gorilla glass has been designed into select models of Sony Corporation's (NYSE: SNE) latest Bravia line of LCD televisions. The models are being displayed in Sony and Corning booths at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.Corning Gorilla glass is an environmentally friendly glass designed specifically to function as a cover glass for high-end display devices such as notebook PCs, televisions, and mobile phones.The 0.7 mm Corning Gorilla glass will be designed into Sony's Bravia line of 40-inch and larger televisions. Using this very thin, yet durable, cover glass will help further evolve Bravia's monolithic design, enabling a thinner and more elegant style of television.As a thinner- and lighter-weight material than tempered soda-lime glass and polycarbonates, Corning Gorilla glass supports the seamless full-glass fronts of the most sophisticated television designs. Because it is strengthened at the molecular level, its ability to resist damage creates a performance advantage over other cover materials, Corning said.Corning anticipates that cover glass for LCD televisions could grow significantly in the future and, combined with Gorilla glass sales for information technology and handheld devices, could generate a combined revenue opportunity of over US$1 billion in the next several years.The Corning and Sony booths at CES are located in the Central Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Corning's booth is 15419 and the Sony booths are 14200 and 14216.