The world’s largest electronics exhibition Consumer Electronics Show has ended, where the leading companies presented their new products.
This year’s show was the second largest in the history of the exhibition, with a total area of over 564,000 square meters and 2,700 companies exhibiting their products. First place goes to the exhibition four years ago – on the eve of the financial crisis – then the total area was almost 2,000 square meters larger.
The fembots are entering the arena…
According to Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the show, “CES is a global arena for innovation, and this year every major global technology company is participating in the.
According to organizers, presentations of new tablets, smartphones, solar-powered devices and digital gadgets for health care were the key themes of the exhibition.
In addition to the 2,700 exhibitors participating. so to speak in the “main program”, the event was also attended by Apple, Facebook, Twitter, HP and Dell.
Interest in the products was so high that information about them began to appear in the media even before. as many of the companies held their press conferences.
How the Eyes Flip over the Monitor and other Exhibition highlights
– Vizio unveiled a line of notebooks and desktops, including two laptops with new photography software.
– Nokia presented the Lumia 900, which will be available this spring read more about it below in the Windows Phone article .
– Lenovo enters the TV market with the Lenovo K91 Smart TV, the world’s first and so far only TV set to run Android 4.0
– LG Electronics has presented a new 55-inch OLED TV with 3D support.
– Corning Corporation, which specializes in the production of glass, introduced its new product, Gorilla Glass 2, a thinner and more scratch-resistant glass. This product can find its application in the manufacture of tablets and smartphones.
– Intel shared its plans for affordable Ultrabook mobile computers in partnership with HP, Asus, LG and other corporations.
– Swedish company Tobii introduced a new technology that tracks the movement of the user’s eye on the screen of the monitor, which allows you to scroll through pages and navigation with the eyes without touching the mouse.
– Visitors to the show saw the new Kindle SolarFocus e-book reader, which is equipped with a solar recharging device that provides up to 50 hours of use.
Apple promises to introduce the iconic iPad3 tablet on January 27.
Microsoft prescribed its “tablet” to music lovers
Steve Ballmer, a key figure at Microsoft, unveiled a new “tablet” computer with a 10-inch color touchscreen display that combines a media player and an e-reader. This device was created in conjunction with Hewlett Packard.
Steve Ballmer also announced that on February 1 this year Microsoft Kinect will “cooperate” with the corporation’s most famous product – the Windows operating system.
Recall that the Kinect itself was introduced by Microsoft over a year ago.
About Windows Phone smartphones
Also shown were new models of smartphones – the “friends” of Microsoft running the Windows Phone operating system – including.ch. Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan 2.
The Finnish brand’s flagship smartphone has a 4.3-inch Clear Black Display touchscreen with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, a fairly fast 1.4GHz processor and half a gigabyte of RAM. The built-in flash memory is capable of holding 16 or 32GB, depending on the configuration of the device. The device is equipped with an 8-megapixel camera and has support for 4G LTE.
HTC has a similar configuration. The smartphone has a 4.7 inch display, processor 1.5 GHz, 512 MB of RAM and 16 GB of internal flash memory. The device has LTE support and a 16-megapixel camera.
According to the official site of the exhibition, cesweb.org
What are some of the must-have gadgets showcased at the Electronics Show CES 2012 that are now making their way to New York? Are there any standout gadgets that are worth investing in and what makes them unique or worth the price?