Future Of Consumer Electronics

To see ALL content, please first run it in SLIDESHOW mode. Then be sure to check “NOTES” under each slide for further explanation, extra news and URLs. Please note how FRESH most of this news is (mostly from OCTOBER 2008). This copy of the keynote at RETAILVISION , Dubai , Nov. 3 rd 2008.

Bob Snyder , Editor-in-Chief CONSUMER IT

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[object Object],Nov. 3 rd 2008 And Fujitsu will buy out Siemen’s from F-S Computers

Buffalo's LinkStation Mini Polaroid Zink iKIT with keyboard

Toshiba is one of several companies that showed curved TV screens in 2008

Adds “a regional design” touch

HP Enters the Netbook Market with HP Mini 1000 and Starts Price War Bob’s Law : the Price Point Should Never be Lower Than the Model Number! ,[object Object],[object Object],Released in Oct. 2008

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Greener, Smarter and “Bling-ier”

Smarter: Promate eGo4 is an HSDPA WCDMA USB modem with T-flash Reader Bling-ier: MA LABS gold-plated USB Sold by MA Labs under the SuperTalent brand

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[object Object],Hop-on will announces its Android phone in January 2009 at CES

[object Object],The product can be connected directly to equipment or connected to a standard electrical powerstrip with a number of connected devices.

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Yes, there’s even a PCG2, a semi-permanent installation for 30-40w to access electricity where the grid doesn't reach…

The glasses are projecting the content onto the screen. Pico projection goes in devices

Glasses with liquid crystal shutters made by XPAND

[object Object],Weighing about 1 ounce, Myvu's SolidOptex™ optical technology provides the user with the impression of a free-floating monitor. Let’s call it a “Monitor-on-the-Nose.”

Above: Airvana Left: Samsung OK, We’ve Got to Change the Name, but Telecoms Will Pay You to Get These Into Customer’s Homes… Aka…APBS

[object Object],[object Object],It is about 1.30 meter tall and 40 centimeters in diameter. (The flower, not the kid… he’ s shorter…)

3M Mini-Projector is Designed for Business Professionals TI and others develop the smallest projectors

[object Object],[object Object],Philips is, creating some of the first 3D TVs that don’t require glasses (auto-stereoscopic displays are built with dozens of micro lenses that transmit different images to right and left eyes.

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Mitsubishi launches first Laser TV in US shops (Oct.28 th , 2008) Thin, Better Picture, Less Power Drain

[object Object],LG Display Exhibits from IMID in Korea, Oct. 2008

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Kodak OLED photo frame from Photokina

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Target actually thought up pre-paid iTunes card and convinced Apple to offer iTunes cards.

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],PETTERS Group was able to quickly enter the market expand into a full CE company using Polaroid brand Buying a brand is almost always cheaper (and easier) than making one.

[object Object],This $350 machine e-book reader is Amazon's iPod, at 378,000 units this year. The Kindle will in 3 years be a $1.1 billion business and 4% of all Amazon sales.

[object Object],The first mobile device with a screen bigger than the device itself. The trick is a paper-thin rollable display, just 25 microns thick.

[object Object],[object Object],Bluetooth glove phone (Jason Bradbury, UK )

eNEWSLETTERS for EMEA RETAILERS & DISTRIBUTORS www.CONSUMERIT.eu ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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