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eavesdropping
"If we get bigger than 150, we might have to go with Airbus."
Heard in: Panasonic booth...an exec saying how they could only fit one of its prototype 150-inch plasmas in a Boeing 747 cargo hold—and only just barely.
overheard at ces
Fat White Guy: I shouldn't even give you coffee.
Handsome Gizmodo Writer: Who? Me?
FWG: Yes you, you guys wrote a story on the cookie lady but not the fat white guy serving coffee!
Heard while: waiting for a latte. Congratulations, Fat White Guy, you're internet famous.
eavesdropping
"Don't tell the bloggies anything!"
Heard in: the information booth...two kind older ladies were afraid we might write about them after helping us with directions.
eavesdropping
"Anybody lose a blackberry? Anybody?" There's some chuckling, but our man is persistent. "They may have two or three of these...not know it's missing."
Heard in: the press room...over the sound of tired journalists.
eavesdropping
"You've got to see this Japanese phone! He says it's indestructible! We don't know what it is. And he says the battery really lasts!"
Heard in: the press room...over otherwise complete silence.
For some reason, we're seeing a lot of spy gear making the rounds these days, and here's yet another, an eavesdropping device you can make yourself for less than $25. This guy has replaced the earpieces on a $10 stethoscope with condenser mics from a couple of cheap-ass multimedia microphones. Then it's no big deal to hook those up to the recorder of your choice, so you can have the proof you need. Take a look at the how-to video, after the jump.
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