Welcome to our coverage of the 2009 International CES.

We'll be posting throughout the day, and every day till the show is over on Sunday.

Click here for all the cool new products from the show.

Stay in bed

What’s better than a bonafide reason to stay in bed? The Elite Bed by Hollandia—with its DVD/CD changer, iPod docking station, a retractable Bravia 32-inch flat-panel TV and a surround-sound system—is your excuse to do just that.

Everybody's doing it.

Lutron has jumped aboard the iTrain with its new iPhone/iPod Touch control interface. The company has also announced a number of new wireless solutions, including a single-room version of its popular RadioRA system and a completely new wireless system called Maestro.

Wireless streaming meets high-end A/V.

In Marantz’s suite, the company is demoing its new IS301 wireless iPod dock connected to the AV8003 pre/pro, which has earned a 2009 Innovations Design and Engineering Award.

Our 10 Best Design Award winners

The year's best designs, from electronics to furniture. 

Reel Additions

If you’ve been staring at a naked home theater or media room wall for far too long, stare no more.

This trio of multi-sized and multicolored film reels adds a touch of artsy flair to any entertainment zone—even if the reels stay put on the floor, as shown.

All the info after the jump.

The More the Merrier

How many movie-watchers can pile onto American Leather’s Arclounge sofa in comfort?

The more the merrier, and for as long as they’d like.

All the info after the jump.

Go Fish

If kicking back in your boxy leather theater chair makes you feel like a fish out of water, take the leap and go modern with Brueton’s Fishtale
chaise lounge.

“The chair wraps around you; it’s like sitting in a spa,” says Tom Hammond, owner of Brueton’s Los Angeles store.

All the info after the jump.