Introducing NGTV, a live broadcast from the floor of the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show. Meet hostess Kyle Vannucci, as she takes you behind the scenes into the world of NETGEAR at CES. Enjoy!

Also, if you are attending CES, please check out our special welcome to CES visitors!

If you are having trouble viewing the embedded video above, you may access the streamed video feed directly here.

The MyOpenRouter Team wanted to be the first to welcome attendees at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show to the community. If you're visiting the site from the show, we welcome you, want you to know that we're excited about NETGEAR's presence and announcements at CES, and thought we'd give you a few places to start in your exploration of the official user community for NETGEAR's open source wireless router.

First, make sure you join the community. This will give you full access to all the great features our community platform has to offer.

Second, check out the site's browse page. This will let you browse article, blog and forum content on the site by topic. Not only is the community dedicated to NETGEAR's KWGR614 open source router, but also to their network storage and digital entertainment technologies as well.

And definitely don't miss the new Inside CES blog

Welcome to MyOpenRouter.com, the official community site for NETGEAR's KWGR614 Open Source router and the open source initiatives build on its open wireless networking platform. NETGEAR's open source router and other related products are featured here in articles, blogs, and forums - with an emphasis on giving you the information you need to use these valuable tools effectively and interact with others using them.

For many of you, the look and feel of this site will be different from anything you've ever experienced before. MyOpenRouter's community isn't some off-the-shelf, pre-packaged site like so many others that have sprung up across the web over the years. We at MyOpenRouter.com felt that a community should include more than just run-of-the-mill forums accompanied by a blog or two.

Sure, we could have taken the easy way out, packaging this site with the same old software that everyone else uses. But then nothing would be seamless. The term