CES keynote: Sony's strategy Video

Video description: During his second year as head of Sony, what does Howard Stringer have planned for the consumer electronics giant? He takes the CES keynote stand in Las Vegas to discuss upcoming Blu-ray Disc products and cameras. Dan Brown, author of "The Da Vinci Code," also joins Stringer to discuss e-books.\r\n

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