CES 2013: What’s Caught Our Eye So Far
From what we’ve seen so far, CES 2013 is filled with HDTV’s, Smartphones, tablets, and Bluetooth speakers (seems very similar to last year’s show). A few of the products that have caught our eye since we arrived are shown below.
If 55-inch and 65-inch TV’s aren’t big enough for you, check out Samsung’s oversized S9000. It’s a monster at 110 inches. You can see more images of the TV here.
Nearly everyone has a Bluetooth speaker at the show. The one’s shown below are from Samsung. We really like the clean design.
Samsung displayed the world’s first curved OLED TV at CES on Tuesday. This might be foreshadowing their plans for future smartphones. The curved screen is intended to give viewers a more realistic and grand experience, similar to that of going to an IMAX movie theater.
This Sony TV allows you to connect your phone to it wirelessly and enjoy your apps on the big screen. So many products are incorporating Smartphones with their designs.
Do you want to draw on your TV with a gigantic pen? Panasonic’s new smart TVs will allow you to do just that, as well as add tiles with channels, calendars, and internet pages. The new Panasonic TVs will recognize users using a built-in camera, switching the home screen depending on whoever is watching it.
Samsung’s transparent 3D TV is shown below. This might be useful in museums to create exciting, interactive displays that combine real objects with 3D imaging.
We really like Intel’s booth and whoevers idea it was to build a tree of Ultrabooks. Very cool. The computers can be controlled by the person standing below.
Leading up to CES, there were several Chinese companies mentioned on various online sites to watch out for. Out of the companies mentioned, TCL (a Chinese multinational electronics company headquartered in Huizhou, Guangdong, China) has the strongest and loudest presence at the show.
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