Bill Detwiler

Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes the stage at Macworld Expo 2006.

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The Mac software is seen as a rival to Apple Computer’s professional photo program.

Panasonic’s Blu-ray player looks like “2001: A Space Odyssey” prop. HP’s HD DVD player mimics old dual-cassette deck.

A day before Steve Jobs’ keynote, banners around the show floor, as well as the Apple booth, remained covered.

Apple’s big trade show kicks off Tuesday, but signs of the Mac maker’s influence were omnipresent at CES.

The Sands Convention Center at CES was home to various companies and emerging-technology companies showing off their wares.

Newer devices aiming to topple Apple’s dominant music player are a far more diverse bunch than in the past.

Drug maker releases details of high-tech plan to ensure its most frequently counterfeited product is the real thing.

Highlights of the gadget show include an on-stage boxing match between Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, and the ongoing battle over DVD formats.

Dell showed off a “factory overclocked” game PC and a wide laptop.

HP is showing off an expanded selection of HDTVs, cameras and notebooks this week at the Las Vegas showcase.