Photos: Screening the options at CeBit

This 56-inch display from Chi Mei Optoelectronics is just half the size of the Panasonic wallboard, but it still dwarfs most television screens.

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If one big screen doesn't work for you, how about a wall full of smaller displays? You wouldn't have to watch the same game on all of them, of course.

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Microsoft's small and unobtrusive Ultra Mobile PC stand belies the oversize hype that led up to the debut of the company's Origami technology on the first day of CeBit.

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While Microsoft's design for handhelds relies on standard components, this prototype laptop from NEC uses a fuel cell as its main power source. The Japanese computer maker says the methanol-powered system runs for 10 hours on a single fuel cartridge.

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Also from NEC: the 3-DLP-chip NC2500S cinema projector.

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