Is this 1am tomorrow morning in the UK? Or is it 2am BST? I can never work out which to use.

It's not a videogames show

Last year the keynote had 2 basic highlights, their upcoming line of consumer electronics and a special section highlighting PS4. Last year, Kaz made the 4.2 million units sold announcements at the CES keynote. He went on to talk about PlayStation Now.  Since Sony does the Keynote,  CES has become a platform for general PlayStation information.   Don't expect major game announcements though 

Last year was PlayStation Now, this year will probably be PlayStation Vue. 

This is what I am looking forward to the most. Hope they give us more a more solid release date, announce a couple of the missing partners, and maybe hint at price. If they can deliver a decent amount of channels for $49.99 a month I would be extreamly happy. Basically, all I need this for is to cover live sports events due to local black outs, eveything else is just iceing.

Beyond this, I hope to see new announcments about project morpheus, but I think we won't see the big push tell E3. I would also like to hear what is comming firmware wise on PS4 in 2015, have not had any news since oct. 28. Hopefully, they will finally be unlocking 4K content on PS4, would be a good insentive to pick up a new TV, and maybe Trine will get the 4K update they have spoke of.

Moving past Playstation harware, I hope for a partnership with AT&T this year to get Xperia Z phones and tablets out to the 3 Major carriers in the US. I would also like to see major upgrades to Video Unlimited, it needs better organization and the ability to stream over 4G. Then hopefully, we will get news about PS Now and PS Vue on Smartphones and Tablets. To round it out, I look forward to what they have on offer for 2015 Bravia models, if they bring 4K to PS4 then I will bring 4K into my home.

What is this presentation?

You can't always be sure.

Electrtonic products. Usually nothing about gaming. MAYBE they will say something about sales numbers, MAYBE..

It's the opening to the international Consumer Electronics Show. The keynote is a love letter to electronics designed for the public consumer sector and kicks off a week of different companies presenting their devices launching in the next.  Microsoft stopped attending the show a few years ago.

Ok, thank you guys.

I don't understand. Don't you already have IPTV?

Or is it just a European thing?

I have IPTV for about 6 years, I didn't realize it is something innovative.