Kids@Play
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International CES
Jan. 8-11, 2009
Las Vegas, Nevada


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Today’s kids have digital power like no generation before.

How can we make sure that they grow into creative, responsible digital citizens, and not just button pushers? Join us at CES Kids@Play for this important dialog. See the tools that today’s kids will use to build tomorrow’s digital world.

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They call them digital natives, screen-agers, Gen Y and Millennials. They make up nearly a quarter of the U.S. population. Call them what you will, today’s digital kids are today’s and tomorrow’s consumer electronics users. Whether they’re learning, playing, creating, staying in touch, or just killing time, there’s bound to be a CE device involved in the action.
 

To explore the digital world from their eyes and to create products that serve them best, we’ve created the Kids@Play: Building a Smarter World. This unique event combines a day-long conference and a 4-day exhibition held in Las Vegas at International Consumer Electronics Show, 2009.
 

With 150,000 attendees from all segments of the high tech world, CES provides fertile ground for glimpsing the future, showcasing the best new products, and for cross-pollination of ideas and business relationships. It’s an unparalleled opportunity to meet retailers, content providers, distributors, game developers, hardware manufacturers, policy makers, and the thought leaders who drive the world that digital kids inhabit. It’s an opportunity to reach an international audience of press and a way to make your company heard above the noise. Kids@Play is the successor to the popular Sandbox Summit held at the 2008 International CES. We hope you’ll join us as we build a smarter tomorrow.

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Taking CES to new realms, the 2009 show brings two hot new destinations: Kids@Play and The Silvers Summit. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this innovative look at living in digital times, whether you’re 8 or 98.

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