CES is clear: People want tech to improve their everyday lives

Increased Attendance and New Tech at CES a Good Sign for SXSW

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) just came to a close in Las Vegas and drew a whopping 148,000 attendees. This is a 4% increase from last year’s attendance and a good indicator that conventions and live events are continuing to rebound following the pandemic. Considered the world’s biggest conference of its kind, CES saw the debut of some exciting new electronic devices. Some, like a rollable ultra-wide laptop from Lenovo, showcased interesti…

CES is clear: People want tech to improve their everyday lives

Every year, CES showcases the limitless potential of our industry, but this year, we moved away from proof-of-concepts and towards real-world applications.

Final Thoughts: Jacobs on His CES Takeaways

Xperi signage emphasizes the DTS AutoStage Video Service Veteran radio consultant Fred Jacobs has had a month to reflect on what he saw at CES in Las Vegas.  The fact is, Jacobs says broadcast radio was again nearly absent from the tech fest. Xperi’s DTS AutoStage with HD Radio was displayed in a shiny new Mercedes-Benz CLA, but beyond that there wasn’t much for radio broadcasters to celebrate; and even that display was showcasing the platform’s…