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The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the biggest annual technology convention in the world. For one week in January, nearly 3,000 companies set up at CES in Las Vegas, Nevada, to show off their latest gadgets and software, and introduce upcoming projects.

Scholastic Kid Reporter Aaron Broder, the youngest reporter to cover CES, brought Scholastic the latest news from the show floor.

 

Digital Future

Aaron gets a look at cutting-edge technology

 

 

Monday Night Keynote

Disney introduces latest projects at CES

 

 

WowWee Robotics

WowWee Robotics debuts several eye-catching gadgets and toys

 

 

Made for iPod

Aaron checks out some of the latest iPod accesories

 

 

Gaming Gadgets

A look at the latest in game controls

 

 

Tops in High Tech

Aaron picks a few of his favorite products at CES

 

 

Microsoft's Game Force

Aaron talks with Microsoft's Peter Moore

 

 

Wired Up: Tuned out
Today'Ã?Â?Ã?Â?s digital-media natives, a.k.a. your students, need a school environment that both challenges and channels their tech-savvy brains.

Brain Power
Last month, scientists at the University of Southern Florida unveiled a robotic arm that is controlled by a person's thoughts. The arm is mounted on the side of a wheelchair.

The Interactive Earth
In older versions of Google Earth, users could only view the surface of the planet. Looking at the oceans--which cover two-thirds of Earth's surface--revealed an empty blue space. Over a period of two years, Google software engineers set about filling in those ocean gaps in Google Earth.