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IFA 2009: Best and Worst of Show

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EISA Award Winner „Best Product“: In-Car Amplifier by Kenwood Electronics

EISA Award Winner Best Product: In-Car Amplifier by Kenwood Electronics

IFA 2009: Best and Worst of Show – We talk with the Rob Enderle about his impressions of Europe’s CES, called IFA. We find out the scoop on Sony’s eBook line and X series laptop and how wireless connected TV are coming the near future. Rob gets into detail about pending 3D format war. All this and Rob’s pick of the worst of show that will make you raise an eyebrow.  Read more...

Best of CES 2009: Top 10 Products

There are a lot of unbelievable products at every Consumer Electronics Show – and a lot of buzz over nothing thanks to some clever PR, too. We’ve separated the wheat from the chaff to deliver the top 10 most impressive products from this year’s show, and there’s a lot to get excited about.

TomTom GO 740TomTom GO 740

A wireless modem within allows the TomTom GO 740 to link up with TomTom’s servers for access to everything from weather and gas prices to localized Google POI searches. Even better, it taps into traffic information fed from other live GPS devices, letting TomTom layer that information on top of conventional traffic feeds.  Read more...

2008 PMA Wrap-up

Fast on the heels of the Consumer Electronics Show, it was time to take another flight to Las Vegas for the Photo Marketing Association trade event—where digital cameras take center stage, not zillions of flat panel televisions.

Digitaltrends.com covered many of the announcements made prior to the event which ran from January 31 to the day before the Super Bowl—which everybody watched on those flat panel TVs! What follows are our picks for the best in show—along with a few thoughts about the wild world of digital imaging.  Read more...

25 CE Products Per Household

U.S. households now own an average of 25 consumer electronics products, according to the 2005 “CE Ownership and Market Potential” study released today by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). Moreover, each U.S. household typically spends more than $1,250 annually on consumer electronics (CE) products. The study also reveals that households are equally enthusiastic about their content, owning on average approximately 100 music CDs, more than 40 DVD movies and 16 video games.  Read more...

Designtechnica’s CES 2004 Wrap-Up

There it sat alone, a symbol of a fading technology. In a sea of flat panel displays, the TV/DVD Combo from an unnamed manufacturer stood out like a UPS van at a Corvette show. It was one of the few, if not the only, CRT displays in the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The theme of the 2004 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) might as well have been “flat panels, flat panels and more flat panels.” It seemed as if every exhibitor had an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), PDP (Plasma Display Panel), or DLP (Digital Light Processing) display to show off. While we have no way of quantifying our assessment, it’s probably safe to say that never before has there been such a collection of LCD, DLP and PDP displays under one roof.  Read more...

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