Like every other CES I’ve attended, 2012 was one of the weirder, more ephemeral, and most compelling technology events of the season. Weird because since CES acts as an essentially level playing field for both the ridiculous and sublime, you can literally demo a pricey next-gen OLED TV while a couple of dozen feet away vendors are hawking bulk wiring harnesses, electrical connectors and gizmos of every kind. Ephemeral since so many of the products and “trends” being pimped by CEA and attending vendors end up going nowhere but down the memory toilet.
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The Dawn of a New Computing Era
Posted by: Charles King January 17, 2012 06:55 AMLike every other CES I’ve attended, 2012 was one of the weirder, more ephemeral, and most compelling technology events of the season. Weird because since CES acts as an essentially level playing field for both the ridiculous and sublime, you can literally demo a pricey next-gen OLED TV while a couple of dozen feet away vendors are hawking bulk wiring harnesses, electrical connectors and gizmos of every kind. Ephemeral since so many of the products and “trends” being pimped by CEA and attending vendors end up going nowhere but down the memory toilet.