Frankly Speaking: Comdex's owners have postponed the trade show until 2005. They should postpone it forever, says columnist Frank Hayes.

LAS VEGAS — Everything about this year’s Comdex Fall exhibition, the tech industry’s mammoth trade show that kicked off here over the weekend, is a bit thinner than in years past. Despite ...

The online article on Comdex/Fall 2001 published Nov. 13, by Russell Kaye, was a classic example of a reporter searching for the negative at the expense of fairness and balance ("Opinion: Is ...

The almost incomprehensible jargon of the computer world-chatter about Micro Channels, LANs, Unix, EISA, DRAMs, databases, Presentation Manager and gray-scale scanners-flowed thicker than the syrup… ...

Does Comdex have a place in the 21st century after all? The computer trade show, the fall version of which opens today in Las Vegas, has been shrinking during recent years.

What happens in Las Vegas, stays in Las Vegas -- except, apparently, for Comdex. Once the mother of all tech trade shows and an annual fixture in Las Vegas for 20 years, Comdex won't be held this ...

Comdex, the Las Vegas trade show that grew as fast as chip speeds during the technology boom, has flashed the blue screen of death. Organizers Wednesday canceled the annual gathering, which grew ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Comdex trade show in Las Vegas, once a main industry event for technologists, will not be held this year, according to ZDNet.

"Comdex is only useful as a business-to-business show. If you're not getting deals, it's not viable," said Chris Hook, a public relations manager for ATI Technologies, a graphics chip manufacturer.

What's hot and almost happening now? Convergence devices and teeny music players. LAS VEGAS -- Even with its reduced size and deflated importance, Comdex is still a week full of red-letter days ...

Computer trade show Comdex, once the biggest event on the tech calendar, has been canceled this year, a victim of the growing interest in shows emphasizing consumer electronics and specialist IT ...