Las Vegas, NV (Hollywood Today) 1/7/13/– This year Las Vegas welcomes 149,000 attendees for the opening of “CES” Global Consumer Electronic Show 2013. While in Las Vegas it’s good to know about two things the economy and consumer trends; one could get lucky – and hit the jackpot with their consumer product. One time on 2013 “let it ride”…Manufactures know this is the first place to showcase there new engineered products and those never before seen items.
Buyers looking for that next big consumer trend. C/Net has compiled their top shelve picks. Trending this year are BIGGER Entertainment boxes, Smarter TV systems, smaller compact camera, 3D printer including laser television, all this and more, how lucky can we get in 2013, the numbers will tell.
LG announces a 100-inch laserTVLG’s range of televisions will be dominated by LED-backlighting LCDs and features like voice recognition and 3D, while only three models will boast plasma technology.
Personal fitness company Fitbit has just jumped further into the wearable tech market. The company unveiled its $99.95 Fitbit Flex device, an activity tracker designed to be worn all day and monitor movement, sleep, and calories burner
LG’s compact speakers support everythingThere are a surprising number of standards complicating the portable speaker market — Bluetooth, DLNA, NFC, and AirPlay. There’s one easy way around the problem: support them all.
Join CNET for live coverage of Panasonic President Kazuhiro Tsuga’s CES 2013 keynote, which starts at 8:30 a.m. PT on Tuesday. Our live blog will bring you live video, news updates, photos, and running commentary.
Philips announced the Fidelio Soundbar HTL9100 at CES 2013, dubbed the world’s first sound bar with battery-powered detachable speakers that operate over Bluetooth.
The new router supports the three-stream setup of the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard on its 5Ghz band and offers up to 1.3Gbps data rates.
Sharp’s flagship LE857 will be the new series. It will come in three sizes topping out at 80 inches.
Trendnet’s new Powerline AV 500 adapter comes in a supercompact size, yet still provides a pass-through outlet.
Philips announced the Fidelio Soundbar HTL9100 at CES 2013, dubbed the world’s first sound bar with battery-powered detachable speakers that operate over Bluetooth.
At CES, Pentax surprised us with an overdue, if somewhat unremarkable, advanced compact.
The new flagship Air Pro 2 is joined by the GPS-enabled Adventure and motorsports-targeted Speed Pro.
Magellan’s new Smart GPS is the centerpiece of its new Smart Ecosystem that also includes a smartphone app and cloud synchronization.
Boasting some of the best specs in its class, the 3D Systems CubeX looks like the desktop 3D printer to beat.
The $99.95 Fitbit Flex is the first fitness band to sync via Bluetooth 4.0 and the company’s latest personal activity gadget.
At CES 2013, Canon debuts a pocket camera seemingly aimed at stealing back snapshooters lost to smartphones.
The low-end HF R series announced at CES survives the annual purge for the slowly dying category.
The Vixia HF G20 announced at CES incorporates a new sensor and lower price.
The most consumer-friendly 3D printer just got easier to use.
Vizio is broadening its line of LED TVs for 2013 by offering the M series, offering flagship-level features and design from 50 to 80 inches in size.
Acer’s new 7-inch tablet doesn’t offer much in the way of exciting features.
Alcatel’s three new tablets offer full Android 4.2 tablet experiences at budget prices.
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