Visitors to the Interact booth test drive the new V3 Racing Wheel Friday. The wheel is compatible with personal computers and home video game systems.
See an index to CES coverage, as well as links to other CES sites at lasvegas.comPhoto by John Gurzinski.
A couch potato's dream: CES gadgets for every room, need
They lined up to see demonstrations of high-definition television, they crowded around tiny screens to learn about palm-sized computers, they even scrunched into sports cars to listen to next year's chassis-thumping mobile stereo systems.
But don't let them fool you: What delegates to the sprawling 1998 International Consumer Electronics Show really wanted Friday was 10 minutes in The Chair.
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Saturday, January 10, 1998
News
A couch potato's dream: CES gadgets for every room, need
Deaths
IN BRIEF
Panel
calls
execs
One of three suspects in thrill killings arrested
Plant's safety record touted
Former police officer withdraws plea in sex case
Boy says officer roughed him up; lawsuit planned
Mother denies charges of prostituting two daughters
Students told to keep quiet on sex case
Medical centers clogged
Former gaming official sent to jail for slot scam
Sports
Chaparral grad leaving mark at Air Force
Gael girls trample Western
COLUMN: Norman Chad
Major leaguers to play
in UNLV weekend series
THURSDAY'S SCORES
COLUMN: Joe Hawk
Sports briefs
Arizona Charlie's card features free-swinging super flyweights
Lackluster Thunder gets routed
Title games never have kicked off with two home 'dogs
Silverado rallies past
Wildcats in basketball
Bonanza nips Clark in final seconds of double OT
Business
Studio clears hurdle
Business filings rising
IN BRIEF
AOL chief: Internet affects media
Judge's order delays decision on riverboat casinos
Lifestyles
Opinion
Review-Journal letters to the editor
The boom won't quit
Coerced political contributions corrupt democracy and freedom
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