Trends to Watch from the 2012 CES

1967

2010

• Beyond HD: Tomorrow's TV

• New Screens Find the Sweet Spot

• Content: Connected and Corralling

• Customization & Personalization: Empower the Individual

2011

• Portable v. Pocketable

• The Intelligence of Things

• 'Sensor'ization of Consumer Tech

• From Amplification to 'App'lification

Some Stats and Facts about the 2012 CES

• The 2012 International CES was the largest in the event's 44 year history

• Record number of more than 3,100 exhibitors

• Largest show floor in CES history – 1.861 million net square feet of exhibit space

• Drawing a record of more than 153,000 attendees

• more than 2,000 news articles profiling the innovations at the 2012 CES have appeared in the news media, an increase in media coverage of more than a third over 2011

• More than 34,000 international attendees

• More than 20,000 new products were launched at the 2012 CES

• Top executives participating in keynote sessions, including those from Qualcomm, Mercedes, Wal-Mart, Intel, Ford, Verizon, Unilver, Ford, eBay, GE, Google and Facebook

• 95,000 square feet of exhibit space in the 2013 CES iLounge Pavilion has already sold

• Mazda and BMW have committed to 2013 CES exhibit space along with Ford, Kia, Audi and Hyundai

The Digital Transition - the Second Decade

The Morphing of Computing: The Computer is Dead...All Hail Computing...

a friction will exist between pulling computing out of core computing devices while at the same time pushing computing into (multiple) non-core devices

2012:

The Year of the Interface

The Prevalence of

the Personal

The ization of consumer tech is changing how consumers will interact with tech

Trends to Watch

from the 2012 CES

Presentation available at:

http://bit.ly/2012CEStrends

Shawn Dubravac

@twoopinions

“CES 2012 just felt alive….getting this many people who are passionate about technology into a single place is a downright magical experience … Darren Murph, Engadget

“Tomorrow's CES lineup of press conferences is as impressive as ever… my colleagues at CNET agree: this is the most preshow news we've seen in years, both in terms of formal announcements and flat-out leaks…” Lindsey Turrentine, Editor –in-Chief, CNET

“I came back from CES 2012 feeling smarter about the consumer electronics industry…” - Harry McCracken

“…a week of leaky tech news sets a great stage for a week of in-the-flesh networking with everyone who matters in the consumer technology space..” Lindsey Turrentine, Editor –in-Chief, CNET

“…arguably the world's greatest technology showcase…” TechRadar

“I think it's incredibly valuable, and often results in real marketplace knowledge ahead of the curve… expect [CES] to be a hotbed of disruptive technologies, changing screens and devices, and programmers looking to protect their existing revenues while getting a piece of the future...” – Steve Rosenbaum, Huffington Post

“I went to a consumer electronics show and an auto show broke out!” Kirk Yuhnke

“CES 2012 was an epic and mind-altering experience…” Michael Gorman, Engadget

As technology becomes more omnipresent and ubiquitous, the evolutionary pressures push yesterday's innovation to the background - providing room for an increasingly natural interaction.

Device use-case scenarios are increasingly defined by the end-user and OEMs are supporting this by delivering increasingly customizable hardware and services.

Vizio 15.6-inch Thin + Light Notebook

HP Envy 14 Spectre

14-inch ThinkPad T430u

Lenovo 13.3-inch U310

Acer Aspire S5

ASUS Eee PC 1225B

LG Z330

dell xps 13 ultrabook

Samsung Series 9

Intel: "75 Design Wins"

Lenovo ThinkPad Hybrid X1

Toshiba Qosmio F755 Glass-free 3D

from birth to complication to simplication to natural

Ultrabook

Samsung Chromebook

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga

Belkin Wemo

Superphones

Wowee Foam Fighter

Parrot AR Drone 2.0

BIKN

quad-core

Wispi

Olloclip

Nokia Lumia 900

Samsung Exhilarate

Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD

Moto Droid4

Sony Xperia Ion

Pantech Burst

LG Spectrum

Samsung Note

Huawei Ascend P1 S

HTC Titan II

Fujitsu Tegra 3 phone

4G (LTE)

'sensor'

Netgear Media Storage

OLPC XO Tablet

Nest Themostat

Samsung Smart Interaction gesture control

health & fitness

Allure Energy

Asus

LG SmartTV with Google

modular robotics cubelets

Zensorium Tikke

Ubuntu

Razer Project Fiona

Withings Scale

I'm Watch

Basis Watch

quad-core Acer Inconia Tab A700

Sony SmartWatch

Meta Watch

Velocomp iBike powerhouse

quad-core Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF700

Verizon Fios App - Samsung, LG, XBox

FitBit

Aria Scale and FitBit

MotoActv

Zensorium Tikke

moto Droid Bionic

substitutive

^

How powerful the next computing experience

is will determine what gains traction

Social @CES

BIG

the next drive in computing

will be interconnectivity not power

LG Smart HOM-BOT

Panasonic

Vitality+ATT Glowcaps

Samsung Infuse

Kivic One

Steelcase mediascape: mini

CloudFTP

Wilson Sleek 4G-V

Nikon D4

Y-cam

ZOMM

Alpine Pandora Head unit

Ceton multi-room DVR and Echo

Dish Hopper

Moto Atrix

LG Gaikai (Streaming Gaming)

OnLive Desktop

LG Smart Washer/Dryer

Kno

HTC Thunderbolt

Samsung Smart Fridge

Vizio

Motorola

Wirthings WiFi Scale

LG SmartTV Upgrader

Nike+SportWatch

Cubify

3D Printing

2012-2016

OLED

On the Evolution of Tech:

The Television

GoogleTV

Thin Bezel

Google TV running on new Armada 1500 ARM processor

3D

LG 55-inch 55EM9600

Sony Crystal LED prototype

Samsung Super OLED TV

Dual View (ie 3D)

evolution at work.....

1997-2000 – DTV

2001-2003 – HD

2004-2005 – big

2006-2008 – flat

2009-2011 – thin

4K

Samsung 70" 4K

Maker-Bot

Samsung Dual View OLED

Toshiba 4K Autostereoscopic 3D

kinect avatar

Automotive

Cameras

OnStar & Verizon Wireless Chevy Volt with LTE

Griffin Beacon

Samsung SH100

Griffin CarTrip

Lytro

NuForce Air DAC

Griffin

& Dijit

Fisker Karma hybrid

Sennheiser RS220

Parrot ZIK Headphones

LG Magic Wand

Soul Party in a Box

Kia

Fulton Innovation

Wiress Charger

fujifilm x-pro1

Asus WAVI Xtion

Parrot Ar.Drone

Nikon D4

Able Planet Personal Sound Amp PS2500AMP

Ford Evos

iGrill

Audio

Polaroid SC1630

Samsung WB850F

Cadillac CUE

Canon G1 X

AutoBot

Recon Goggles

Wirthings blood pressure

iGrill

Autobot

Pioneer Pandora Integration

Orbotix Sphero

Tosy

Anti-Sleep Pilot

LG Blast Chilling

Dynamic Inc, Powered Cards

Corning GorillaGlass 2.0

The Life Technologies Ion Proton Sequencer

Other Trends

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