Products and presentations set for CES

Texas Instruments will showcase the latest products that are impacting modern lifestyles on Booth 8204 at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show.

Continually expanding its efforts to drive innovation, creativity and invention, Texas Instruments will showcase the latest products that are impacting modern lifestyles on Booth 8204 at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show.

At the TI booth, visitors will experience the latest advancements in DLP technology, including its leadership in innovation, value and 1080p, speak with leading industry experts, and learn how consumers will experience communications and entertainment in the future.

As the premier destination for video display at CES, TI will feature the largest number of DLP HDTVs and front projectors ever displayed in one booth.

The company's latest initiatives in audio, video and connectivity will also be demonstrated in suites at the Las Vegas Hilton.

Providing a full range of systems expertise and an expansive portfolio of DSP and analogue technologies, TI gives innovators a toolbox to speed development and produce differentiated, easy-to-use consumer electronics.

These unique solutions target applications that range from networked digital TVs and portable media players, to set-top boxes and A/V receivers.

In addition to providing a hands-on experience at these locations, TI has nine experts scheduled to speak at CES in panels highlighting the following topics.

Mobile Music: New Platforms + New Technology + More Music + Dynamic Marketplace, Digital Hollywood, Sunday 7th January at 1300 in the North Hall, Room N261; panellist Chris Schairbaum, Director, Consumer Electronics Strategy, Worldwide Strategic Marketing, Texas Instruments.

Game Power on the Inside: Chips, Optical Technology and Microprocessors, Digital Hollywood, Sunday 7th January at 1300 in the North Hall, Room N256; panellist Richard Kerslake, Worldwide General Manager, 3G and OMAPT Business, Wireless Terminals Business Unit, Texas Instruments.

TV Technology Showdown: Plasma, LCD, DLP, LCoS, SED, Monday 8th January at 1330 in the North Hall, Room N254; panellist John Reder, Worldwide Strategy and Business Development Manager, Texas Instruments DLP HDTV.

Radio's Digital Future: HD vs Satellite, Monday 8th January at 1500 in the North Hall, Room N262; panellist John Gardner, Marketing Manager, Digital Radio and Infotainment, Texas Instruments.

Ubiquitous Video to the Consumer: The Technology Enablers - Broadband, IPTV, Mobile and TV, Tuesday 9th January at 1030 in the North Hall, Room N256; panellist Yoram Solomon, Senior Director, Strategic Marketing and Industry Relations, Mobile Connectivity Solutions, Wireless Terminals Business Unit, Texas Instruments; president, Mobile DTV Alliance.

HDTV Around the World, Tuesday 9th January at 1200 in the North Hall, Room N253; panellist Eric Braddom, Director, DLP Products Asia, Texas Instruments.

The Personal Entertainment Revolution: One Device vs Many, Tuesday 9th January at 1200 in the North Hall, Room N254; panellist Richard Kerslake, Worldwide General Manager, 3G and OMAP Business, Wireless Terminals Business Unit, Texas Instruments.

Front-Projection TV: Ready for Prime Time, Tuesday 9th January at 1330 in the North Hall, Room N253; speaker Lars Yoder, Business Manager, Texas Instruments DLP Front Projection Products.

Behind the Digital Home and Mobile Consumer: Chips, Microprocessors and Optical Technology Define the Future of Entertainment - from DVDs, MP3s, HD and Set-Tops to Games, PDAs and PCs, Digital Hollywood, Wednesday 10th January at 1500 in the North Hall, Room N261; panellist Henry Wiechman, Worldwide Business Manager, Digital Video, Texas Instruments.

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