The Consumer Electronics Association has made their picks for the 2004 CES Innovation Awards. Among the winners are a few gadgets we’ve featured on Gizmodo before, like Danger’s color Hiptop mobile communicator, Sanyo Fisher’s Pocket CameraCorder, Motorola’s IMfree instant messenger handheld, Logitech’s Bluetooth di Novo Media Desktop, and HP’s Compaq tc1100 Tablet PC, but there are also a few gems that we’d missed, such as Harmonic Research’s Lightglove, Gibson’s Wurlitzer Digital Jukebox, TMIO’s Tonight’s Menu Intelligent Oven, and Samsung’s 56-inch high-definition DLP television (pictured at right).
