Gadgets galore at CES Video

Video description: ZDNet Executive Editor David Berlind goes to a preshow called "CES Unveiled" and checks out some new products, including a remote-controlled helicopter from Interactive Toys, a 7-inch digital frame from Parrot, and a 1 terabyte hard drive from Hitachi.

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