Comdex Fall 2002, Las Vegas

All the news from this year's trade show extravaganza ...

Written by Rob Jones

This year may be the last ever Comdex, as news filters through that the show's organiser has hit financial troubles.

But can we really have a world without Comdex? Always a popular event, what will the IT industry do without its annual outing to the capital of tack, Las Vegas?

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Hopefully, the event will live on and the industry will continue to enjoy the delights of Vegas and its surrounding countryside.

But back to the event. With its usual array of industry heavyweights and product announcements, this will be another information packed event.

News will be available via our website, or through this special which will be updated daily.

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