Consumer Electronics Show ends with a clear increase in visitors

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Consumer Electronics Show ends with a clear increase in visitors

The organizers of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2011) Have a positive stock of the situation: With 140,000 trade visitors came to Las Vegas 20,000 more than last year. Over 30,000 came from outside the U.S., said the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) With.

From 6 to 9 January had presented more than 2,700 exhibitors at the Convention Center in Las Vegas their products in consumer electronics. This brought the number of represented companies such as the state in 2009.

Among the trends at CES 2011 were tablet PCs, the 4G mobile technology LTE and Internet-enabled TVs. A total of 80 tablets from different manufacturers were seen, such as the Sliding PC 7 of SamsungThat Streak 7 of DellThat LePad of Lenovo or Android three models of Asus. The latter run on Google’s mobile operating system Android 3.0 (Codenamed Honeycomb), the in contrast to its predecessors adapted to the device class name.

The best new products of the CES ZDNet has named American sister site CNET, among other things Motorola honeycomb Tablet Xoom, Intel’s Sandy Bridge processors, Motorola’s smartphone Atrix 4G, RealNetworks’ media cloud service Unifi, Casio’s compact TRYX and Nintendo’s portable game console 3DS. The CNET readers voted for the touch-screen gaming netbook Razer Switchblade.

The CES 2012, of 10 to 13 Again in January 2012 in Las Vegas.

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