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• 115- INTERNATIONAL CES - Jan. 8-11, 2013, Las Vegas EVENT COVERED BY TVI MAGAZINE JOURNALIST / Troy Cory/ Gary / Sunkin / Josie Cory •••• Las Vegas, NV -- The 2013 tradeshow attracted a record 3,250 exhibitors and was in line to match last year's attendance of 156,000. However, in absence (official non-participation) of major influential US tech companies (Apple Inc., Microsofte Corp.; Facebook Inc., Amazon and Google Inc.,) Samsung became the star of the show. Wireless Technology Took Center Stage at 2013 CES •••• The 2013 International CES® unveiled the latest wireless technologies and trends across the mobile connected universe, including advancements in accessories, the cloud, e-books, embedded technology, smartphones and tablets, through a series of keynote addresses, supersessions, conference tracks and TechZones dedicated to future trends in wireless technology. •••• With more than 1,200 exhibitors showcasing wireless technologies at the 2013 CES, mobile connected devices are driving the industry as consumers seek to stay connected anywhere, anytime. CEA research shows that smartphone sales will see continued growth in 2013 and will remain the primary revenue driver for the industry. Shipment revenues for smartphones are expected to reach $37 billion in 2013, with more than 125.8 million units shipping to dealers, up 16 percent from 2012. Tablet computers also are expected to see phenomenal growth. In 2013, unit sales of tablets are projected to surpass 105 million (up 54 percent), resulting in $35.6 billion in shipment revenue, up 22 percent year-over-year. •••• "Wireless convergence is set to unleash a plethora of real world, next-gen wireless technologies," said Karen Chupka, senior vice president of International CES and corporate business strategy. "Half of the fun of the 2013 CES was, experiencing the latest wireless technologies firsthand and learning more about what's to come in our keynotes, sessions and TechZones." •••• Dr. Paul E. Jacobs, chairman and CEO of Qualcomm Inc. delivered a wireless-focused preshow keynote address that highlighted Qualcomm's "Born Mobile" theme and addressed mobile technology's role in the world. •••• Verizon's Lowell McAdam keynote emphasized it's role as a world leader in providing innovation in communications, mobility and entertainment. •••• The conference program at International CES offered a number of SuperSessions that dealt with wireless technology and the most important trends in consumer Internet and a mobile-first world. Ericsson President and CEO Hans Vestberg, Rodney Brooks of Rethink Robotics, and Ford Motor Co. Chief Technical Officer Paul Mascarenas joined Techonomy's David Kirkpatrick for a discussion of how their disparate worlds are converging, and what it means for the future. •••• The 2013 International CES explored every segment of the wireless market through CES conference tracks dedicated to wireless technology. The Smartphones and Tablets conference track offered nine sessions addressing the newest technologies and explore how smartphones and tablets are revolutionizing the consumption and monetization of content. In addition, the Wireless Communications conference track offered five sessions that focued on the ever-expanding wireless world. Content in the Cloud also offered six insightful keynotes and four lively panel discussions highlighting the latest advancements in cloud-based solutions in different electronic products. These sessions addressed the future of wireless technologies and provided information on what is needed to lead and keep up with the speed of innovation. Samsung, Brand Matters Keynotes and a Visit from President Clinton •••• News broke fast and furiously during the 2013 International CES with keynotes from Samsung, which featured a special appearance from President Clinton, as well as the Brand Matters keynote and a host of other sessions and discussions. Dr. Stephen Woo, president, device solutions business, Samsung Electronics, focused his Wednesday morning keynote address on the components that make mobile computing possible and unveiled Samsung's eight-core Exynos 5 Octa mobile processor. Woo brought on stage with him leaders from several partner companies and organizations, including President Bill Clinton, who discussed the importance of mobile technology to help people around the world. • CLICK FOR MORE CES • More tviNewsStory 115- CES • Click For CES Direct /// •
115- CES - Consumer Electronics Show - Jan. 10-13,
2012, Las
Vegas
- by Gary
Sunkin
• 115-Consumer
Electronic Show 2011 / January -6th to 9th 2011,
Las Vegas, Nevada
The
Association's Mission: To serve as the definitive
source for information about the consumer
electronics industry. EVENT COVERED BY TVI MAGAZINE
JOURNALIST / Gary Sunkin / Josie Cory / Pete
Allman. 01.
The
Featured Events -
The
Keynote Stage Lights Up at the 2010 International
CES. Smartphones, Netbooks Poised for Strong Growth Las Vegas, NV, January
7, 2010 &endash; The consumer electronics (CE)
industry will generate more than $165 billion in
U.S. shipment revenues this year, a slight increase
from 2009, according to the semi-annual industry
forecast released today by the Consumer Electronics
Association (CEA)®. CEA President and CEO Gary
Shapiro announced the forecast in his opening
remarks at the 2010 International CES®, the
world's largest consumer technology trade show.
• 2010 CEA
Industry Forum /
October 17-20, 2010, San Francisco,
CA Parade of gadgets - The Consumer Electronics Show has long been the venue of choice for introducing hot new home-entertainment technology. SEE LIST ON LEFT.
The CE industry will see positive revenue growth in 2010 after a revenue decline in 2009. Total industry shipment revenues fell an estimated 7.8 percent in 2009 although unit volume increased nearly ten percent for the year as consumers bought electronics at a value, limiting industry revenues. As the economy begins its slow recovery from the recession, the CE industry will lead the way as popular product categories are poised for growth in 2010. The wireless handset category is expected to have a strong 2010, becoming the primary revenue driver for the industry. Smartphones continue to lead the way, generating nearly $17 billion in shipment revenue and more than 52 million unit sales in 2010. Smartphones comprise more than 30 percent of total wireless phone shipments, with that number increasing in the years ahead. Sales of computers are also expected to be a bright spot in 2010 as the category continues to be driven by the popularity of netbooks. Netbook sales more than doubled in 2009 as the computer category showed stronger sales than previous forecasts predicted. In 2010, more than 30 million notebooks will be sold, generating more than $14 billion in revenue. "Smartphones and netbooks are primed for strong growth as consumers continue to seek efficient, portable devices," said Steve Koenig, CEA's director of industry analysis. "With more consumers seeking content anywhere, anytime, the demand for products facilitating these experiences will drive purchases going forward." Blu-ray players will continue to grow after a strong 2009. Blu-ray unit sales rose 155 percent in 2009 with more than seven million units being sold, generating more than $1 billion in revenue. The trend will continue in 2010, with unit sales projected to top 11.5 million and revenues to increase to $1.4 billion. The television market has been one of the primary revenue drivers the past several years as consumers made the transition to high-definition, flat-panel sets. Unit sales will climb to more than 37 million in 2010 but price drops will cause display revenue to decline slightly to $22 billion. Innovation in TV displays, such as 3D, Internet connectivity and OLED technology, will continue to grow and help maintain revenue in the display category. CEA projects sales of more than 4 million 3D television sets in 2010. The U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales and Forecast 2005-2010 (January 2010) is published twice a year, in January and July. It was designed and formulated by CEA, the most comprehensive source of sales data, forecasts, consumer research and historical trends for the consumer electronics industry. Please cite any information to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)®. The complete report is available free to CEA member companies. Non-members may purchase the study for $2,000 at mycea.CE.org. 4.
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ELECTRONIC PUBLISHERS ATTEND
EVENTS With the
economy collapsing, the ranks of the unemployed
growing, and bailout petitions underway, the last
thing we seem to need in America is a show
displaying the newest electronic
contraptions.
"Wrong," says Gary Sunkin of TVI Magazine.
"As consumers spend more time at home, they
increasingly consider CE products as necessities,
not luxuries, even given the tough economic times,
when all global industries are susceptible to
consumer unease about their own personal finances.
But the questions remains, "in the midst of the
sharpest recession in memory, will anyone truly
care about the latest gadgets and gizmos? " NBS100 TeleComunication Study - Regulatory Frequency Seizure
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