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TAKE YOU ONCE AGAIN TO THE BIGGEST TECH EVENT IN THE
WORLD... THE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW
LAS VEGAS, NV, January 7, 2015 – The
next generation of technology innovation took the spotlight
as the curtain rose on the opening day of the 2015
International CES®.
Day one of CES saw more than 3,600 exhibitors launching new
products, and the leaders of Ford and Intel making major
announcements and outlining their vision of technology
innovation. Owned and produced by the Consumer Electronics
Association (CEA)®,
the 2015 CES is the world’s gathering place for all who
thrive on the business of consumer technologies and runs
through Friday, January 9 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CEA, kicked off the 2015
International CES by delivering the State of the Consumer
Electronics (CE) Industry address Tuesday morning. He
announced that revenues for the consumer electronics
industry are projected to grow three percent in 2015 to
reach an all-time high of $223.2 billion, according to The
U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecasts, CEA’s
semi-annual industry report released on Tuesday. He also
reinforced the importance of a forward strategic path on
innovation both for the industry and the world. |
Gary Shapiro, President/CEO
Consumer Electronic Show |
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A briefing on Neil Young’s
new company PonoMusic
and his mission to save music has been a big buzz around CES
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We see Neil Young as the Silicon Valley Connection to
the Consumer Electronic Show via Music...think about it!
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CES 2015 HOT TOPIC: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CONNECTED
TV... we are coming back to the living room
and everything is connected to the TV...and the screens
and quality is WOW AND THIN AND 4 G IS POWERFUL...
In 2015, nearly 100% of media buyers expect to buy Connected
TV ads, yet less than half actually know how. BrightLine's
Connected TV Survival Guide offers a crash course in
everything you need to know about CTV. Don't be left behind
— arm yourself with a strategy that includes Rich Media Ad
Products for TV.... so there is something new to
think about... from the Digital Age. TV SCREENS
PORTEND TIS NOT DEAD...
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Kenny Lee Lewis, is playing a 3D Printer
made
guitar at CES before going on with the
Steve
Miller band that night. Kenny has
played
with Miller 30+ years.
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Monster Retailer Awards show
at Planet Hollywood, Head Monster Noel Lee
NoelLee said he
remembered first seeing the Steve
Miller Band
at
the Fillmore in San Francisco way back in the 60s. Now, after a long and
illustrious music career spanning nearly 50 years, Miller
remains in top form,
sending the audience of more
than 4,500 through a journey back in time, per-
forming songs from back during a time when things
were a whole lot simpler. |
auto-mated technology
It was a out there at CES for automotive tech, with major
advances in self-driving car technology being shown, as we
drive closer to the future...
off by Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and a number of automotive
suppliers. In addition, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto will
connect with your favorite phone in many cars. |
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MOBILE WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY,
THE CLOUD AND BROADBAND ARE
CONVERGING TO SPUR INNOVATION
AND TRANSFORMATION BUSINESS
AND SOCIETY
"Wireless is making Internet usage "explode," said John
Donovan, AT&T technology and network operations senior
VP...Ericson
CEO Hans Vestburg said, "Innovations spurred by mobile and
networked tech-
nologies will be needed to create smart
cities "if this planet is going to survive." |
see more of the Girls
of CES |
TOYOTA: HYDROGEN FUEL-CELLS CARS ARE
COMING ALONG WITH DRIVERLESS CARS...
THE AUTOS AT CES WERE MIND BLOWING!!
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Headphones going wireless in a big way
Bluetooth speakers have been a CES mainstay for years, but they're
now the "me too" commodities that are taken for granted in nearly
every booth. And while wireless Bluetooth headphones are also old
hat at CES, they seemed even more ubiquitous this year, especially
with more established brands like Sony and Sennheiser dominating
their new lineups with wireless models
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