Sony announced plans to lead the way in delivering new 3D viewing experiences by bringing 3D to the home in 2010. Sony will continue to accelerate its efforts across the Sony Group to create both attractive 3D hardware and content, and provide new forms of 3D enjoyment.

Nokia marked the next phase in the evolution of Maemo software with the new Nokia N900. Taking its cues from the world of desktop computing, the open source, Linux-based Maemo software delivers a PC-like experience on a handset-sized device.

NVIDIA announced that Microsoft’s new Zune HD portable media player is powered by the NVIDIA Tegra processor.

HTC debuted HTC Sense, an intuitive and seamless experience that will be introduced across a portfolio of phones beginning with the new HTC Hero. With its design and powerful capabilities fully integrated with HTC Sense, Hero introduces a blend of form and function that takes Android to new heights.

Microsoft announced the evolution of Zune, the company’s end-to-end music and entertainment service, to a new platform and new markets.

LG Display announced that it has succeeded in developing a Full HD 23-inch 3D LCD panel with enhanced brightness for monitors.

Sharp has developed and will introduce into the global market the new LR0GC02 Solar Module for Mobile Devices that features a thickness of 0.8 mm, the industry’s thinnest level.

Broadcom and chumby announced the integration of the chumby rich media Internet platform into Broadcom’s latest digital television (DTV), set-top box (STB) and Blu-ray Disc system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions delivering high quality and personalized user experiences to Internet-connected TVs.

At the World Mobile Congress 2009, LG Electronics announced the launch of LG ARENA (LG-KM900). The company unveiled the first transparent design phone, the LG-GD900, a new smartphone, LG-GM730, the Touch Watch Phone, and its eco-friendly mobile phone equipped with a solar panel battery cover.

HTC unveiled its latest handset – the HTC Dream, the first Android-powered mobile phone released in Singapore and Australia.

Garmin and ASUS announced a strategic alliance that will leverage the companies´ navigation and mobile telephony expertise to design, manufacture and distribute co-branded location-centric mobile phones.

HTC announced its latest personal navigation handset with inbuilt GPS. The new HTC Touch Cruise, an update to 2008’s HTC GPS device of the same name, boasts a new, more compact design and a host of new capabilities.

Palm unveiled its Palm webOS mobile platform, built from the ground up to be constantly connected to the web, and the new Palm Pre, the first phone based on the new platform. Pre is scheduled to be available exclusively from Sprint in the first half of 2009.

NVIDIA, in conjunction with content developers, display manufacturers, and PC OEMs and system builders, announces NVIDIA 3D Vision for GeForce, the first high-definition 3D stereo solution for the home.

Empowering consumers to get elite-level computing performance for under $900 U.S. dollars, AMD launched “Dragon” platform technology for desktop PCs featuring the new AMD Phenom II X4 processor. HP, Dell and Alienware plan “Dragon” platform technology-based desktop PCs.

Sony introduced the VAIO P-series, a new ultra portable PC with a new form factor, slightly larger than an office letter envelope.

LG Electronics will unveil LG-GD910, the world’s first market-ready Touch Watch Phone with 3G Video Telephony service and GSM Quadband Network capabilities at CES 2009.

ASUS introduced the ASUS P565, a business PDA phone that boasts an 800 MHz processor.

Scartel (brand Yota), Russian provider of Mobile WiMAX, and HTC announced the HTC MAX 4G, the world’s first integrated GSM/WiMAX handset. It will be available in Russia on November 26th.

Nokia announced the latest addition to its Eseries range, the Nokia E63. Building on the success of the Nokia E71, the Nokia E63 brings the QWERTY keyboard form factor to a broader audience at a great price.

Intel announced its Intel Health Guide, a care management tool designed for health care professionals who manage patients with chronic conditions. The Health Guide represents Intel’s entry into a new category of personal health systems that go beyond the simple remote patient monitoring systems available today.

Resembling a memory stick with an integrated display, a prototype USB device developed at IBM’s Zurich Research Lab brings a new level of security to online banking for consumers. Pilot devices are ready and available to banks for trials.

SanDisk unveiled the Sansa slotMusic Player, the MP3 player for loading and listening to music on the go. The plug & play, portable music player was specially designed for use with the new slotMusic cards available in the United States.

Verizon Wireless, Vodafone and Research In Motion (RIM) announced that the BlackBerry Storm will be available later this fall, exclusively to Verizon Wireless customers in the U.S. and Vodafone customers in Europe, India, Australia and New Zealand.

Nokia unveiled its new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, a mobile device for music that brings innovative new features to the mass market. It will be among the first devices to support Comes With Music, Nokia’s service which offers one year of unlimited access to the entire Nokia Music Store catalogue.