The Consumer Electronics Show is on and announcements are pouring in about all of the very small and very large electronics on the market today. There seems to be nothing in a size Medium these days. One of the most popular projects is to display television shows clearly on cell phones. Samsung says it’s come up with a solution, and Verizon made an announcement in the last 24 hours about its version. We’ll see if any of this happens. Smaller laptops are also coming our way. In fact, some of them will be able to fit in ay man’s pocket or a woman’s purse. A few popular ones are the OQO, which runs Windows Vista, and the SX-GEN. These cost about $1,500 and there will be bugs. But Clark is psyched about the news. He carries a 5-pound laptop on trips and it’s a huge hassle to him.

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In other retail news, Clark talked recently about rebate products and the huge number of people who never file the paperwork on them. He asked in his latest poll if people who bought rebate items filed their information. Among our listeners, about 47 percent of people bought something with a rebate. And, of those people, 80 percent claimed they’d already filed their information. That’s impressive!