CES 2015: Who Unveils What

The International CES 2015 is the world’s gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. It has served as the proving ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies for more than 40 years—the global stage where next-generation innovations are introduced to the marketplace. As the largest hands-on event of its kind, CES features all aspects of the industry. And because it is owned and produced by the Consumer Electronics Association, the technology trade association representing the $211 billion U.S. consumer electronics industry, it attracts the world’s business leaders and pioneering thinkers to a forum where the industry’s most relevant issues are addressed.

Who Unveils What

Bosch – BME 680, world’s first sensor measuring humidity, air pressure and gas; Dremel, the only UL certified 3D printer on the market; and Njon, an integrated Ebike with smartphone app and online portal

Child Angel – Wearable device for children that enables parents to track movements via Wi-fi and GPS, in an effort to avoid being lost in crowded public places

Dish – 4K Joey, first 4K set top box that also allows side by side viewing in HD; Hopper Voice Remote, dual-mode touchpad with swipe and touch capabilities; Sling TV, Standalone streaming TV service offering the best of Live TV and online video

Epson – Cinema 600, compact digital projector that can scale up its display to 25 times larger than a 60-inch TV screen

Hisense – VIDAA Max 100” Laser Cinema TV, features a blue laser diode light source offering 25,000 hours of viewing with no degradation of brightness or color

LifeQ – Uses continuous physiological monitoring and bio-mathematical modeling, to provide insights about personal and population-wide health

Keyfree – Digital Key, uses phone as vehicle key to remotely start/unlock car

LG – LG G Flex 2 – 5.5″ P-OLED display with 20 percent greater durability that “heals” from backing scratches in 10 seconds; flexible curved OLED 77″ 4K – Read more.

Lenovo – Lenovo unveils its latest ultrabooks from the ThinkPad series. ThinkPad X1 Carbon and ThinkPad X250 – Read more.

Mobilehelp and Honeywell – Mobile Vitals, a small wearable device that provides long-term vitals monitoring; Seymour, unified platform to pull health data and secure communication between health provider and patient.

Monster – Superstar Backfloat speaker (wireless, Bluetooth, waterproof and floats on water); Soundstage (S1, S2, S3 models), include USB ports, stereo input, Bluetooth, and streamed directly from your device.

Nvidia – Tegra X1 is the latest addition to the family of Tegra chips. The processor runs on Maxwell, which is a 256-core GPU along with an Octacore central processing unit – Read more.

Panasonic – First native 4K Blue-ray player; and Panasonic Home Monitoring System KX-HN6002W, DIY remote home monitoring system, features smart plug, window/door sensors, indoor/outdoor cameras and cordless handset.

Qualcomm – Collaboration with LIFX to deliver Wi-fi based smart lighting platform with AllJoyn – Licensable technology to turn any lightbulb into a smart lightbulb.

Sharp – AQUOS Crystal, a frameless smartphone; the first spec’d 85” 8K LCD; the world’s largest 4K Ultra HD LCD commercial display; and free form LCD display, allowing displays of virtually any shape to be integrated into consumer products.

Sony – Play Station Vue; : α7 II, 5-axis image stabilization, the world’s first in a full-frame camera; 4K Handycam (20.6 megapixels); X900C Series 4K ultra HD TV, world’s thinnest (1.2 inches) LCD TV.

TCL – TV+, the H9700, is a Quantum Dot TV which includes apps, gaming and voice control in the TV without any accessories.

Tonino Lamborghini Mobile – Lamborghini Family Brings Iconic Styling, Outstanding Craftsmanship to Hand-Assembled, Limited Edition Android Phone: Latest Fusion of Legendary Design, Cutting Edge Personal Tech: 88 Tauri Smartphone – Read more.

Valeo – Cruse 4U, automated driving technology that can automatically accelerate, decelerate and stay in lane according to traffic conditions.

Volkswagen – Golf R Touch Concept Car, incorporates gesture control to reduce driver distractions while attaining personalization and intuitive operation in the car; Trained parking, future Park Assist drives into garage semi-automatically.

ZTE – ThesPro 2, a smart HD projector with Wi-Fi capability, 200 lumens, auto-focus, anti-glare, touch screen controlled with video conferencing via Skype.

Zappiti – The new media player model Zappiti Player 4K, applies the company’s vast expertise in video, allowing users to play stunning 4K content (both 3840×2160 and 4096×2160) with ease, by using the new DivX UHD HEVC codec – Read more.

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