saving the fishermen money, and their catch. this is how cargill works with customers. >>> greatest hits from consumer electronic shows past include the dvd player, vcr. what's being unveiled this time that may change the way you live. joing us is dillon, the senior eddie tore from wired magazine. tell us what are your favorite things here, tell me what you have here. >> the biggest hot product of the show is the palm. >> a lot of people talking about the palm. >> this is a really innovative company in the peace and fallen on harder times recently. it's really neat see them come out with something innovative. it has a touch-screen, slide out keyboard, a whole new operating system. they're calling the palm "web os" and pulls information from g-mail and facebook and you can see with your contacts, see if they're online to chat with them. >> if i want to search for dillon treny anywhere, maybe you're on youtube or -- >> exactly. it would pull in my picture from my facebook profile and so on. it looks like a really well done product. >> how much is that? >> they haven't said yet. saying it will come out in the first half of the year. >> what about this samsung product? >> it is an mp3 player and video play pepper it's notable for a couple reasons. it has a winlg wijit in ter face. it has calendars and games. >> i can do that with my ipod. >> exactly. >> it has blue teeth and can connect with your phone and when you touch it, it vibrates a little bit and gives you feedback. >> do we have a price yet or have they said? >> they haven't said. >> first half of the year. >> what is this? pcs are getting smaller and smaller. >> this is sony's vaio and a beautiful piece of engineering. i like the way it looks, an 8 inch narrower screen, much narrower, a full computer, running windows, quite capable. the only downside is the text on the screen is very small. >> can i get my in-box microsoft applications on it? >> it will run everything. it is a full computer, just very small. >> it's very small, nice, very portable. this retails for how much? >> this, they have announced, $900. it's very much like a net book but since it costs twice as much, it's not a net book. >> what do you have here? >> this is asus. it's an e keyboard and looks like a keyboard but actually a full computer. it has a processor and memory inside. you can access applications through a touch-screen. it has hdmi and wireless hdmi. you can connect to your tv. you load up a video on this, you can send it to your tv and watch it. >> asus also makes a product like this i saw yesterday, a portable pc type. >> asus has actually been really innovative, shown a bunch of interesting things on this show. they're the company that kicked off the netbook market about a year ago and taken that and run with it. they have an epc tablet, other interest ratesing kinds of things like computers with multiple screens, screens embedded in the keyboard, really interesting stuff. >> thanks for being here. >>> meanwhile, sports fans know there's not much red sox and yankees can agree on. we found here, gadgets can make