Demonstrating the success of the then proposed HD Radio Multcast potential. L to R:Scott Hanley, NPR Board/WDUQ; Mike Starling, NPR; Mike Bergman, Kenwood; Lucius Stone, Harris Corp. NPR 2004
Scenes from the Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas 2009
The game room. Thousands of networked computers, Quakecon 2004, Grapevine, Texas
Total attendance more than 5,000. 3,000 people "BYOC," brought their own computers. Planes flying to DFW Airport saw a lot of CPU's in the overheads
Quakecon 2004, Grapevie, Texas; Site of the first official Doom 3 Tournament. Scott, Michael and Jonathan Hanley were in attendance.
Virtual Master Control Planning Document, Northwest Public Radio
Sharp Booth, 2009 CES, Las Vegas
2009 CES, Las Vegas
The queue to stand with an NBA star, 2009 CES, Las Vegas
2009 CES Las Vegas
2009 CES, Las Vegas. Not as busy as 2008
High Intensity Computer Gaming Rig, CES 2009
2009 CES Las Vegas, the last year of Standard Definition TV, and a protest about "zombie" TV's to come!
CES 2009 You really might enjoy one of these
2009 SLOT Radio Rollout. Not sure I ever saw this make it to market
SanDisk booth, CES 2009, Las Vegas, NV
Stevie Wonder recognizing special HD Radio features for the visually handicapped
Braille Instructions for special HD Radio Devices
More images from 2009 CES, Las Vegas, NV, Including "Kitt" from the original "Knight Rider" series, leading the the unsuccessful revival that year
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