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Gizmondo up to mischief at CES

Published: 13th January 2008 @ 7:52 PM
Author: Steve Dougherty


CES organizers have banned at least one staff member of the Gizmondo website from being able to attend future CES events and they're also considering taking action against the website and its owner as well.

During several press conferences and exhibits at least one staff member would use a universal infrared device to shut off flat screen TVs at random, sometimes several times over during the same conference to really baffle the presenters.

Some would be quick to agree on the actions CES are taking against this sort of disruptive behaviour, others may argue that it's all in good humour and they simply need to lighten up.

Check out the below video and make of it what you will.




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