T-Commerce, telephone duplex, flexible tablets and other cool stuff from CES

The Consumer Electronics Show is nearing its end and many journalists come home tired supported by the promise of a quiet moment and no lines for the bathroom. CES is six consecutive days of noise, lights, hype and pitchmen and greater participation of any person can digest in this time.

Forbes journalist was a first timer and this is what he had to say:

If you ever wondered if it really is actually an app for that, let me sure – having read many, many stalls over 3,250 exhibitors spread over 1.9 million square feet at the Consumer Electronics Show 2013 – there

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Much of what has been shown never will on the market and some of them should not. Other ideas are cool but too niche or too expensive to produce for a mass audience. But even if it is only 1 product in our hands next year, it does not matter because CES is about inspiration and innovation. More than ever, novice entrepreneurs are emerging with ideas straight out of a science fiction film.

Discover this flexible tablet that is about the thickness of a few pages in a report cover.

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is an Android powered phone that has a high definition color screen on one side and a black and white electronic ink display on the other side. e-Ink uses less energy and is perfect for reading long blocks of text. Both sides are covered with the new Gorilla Glass is a robust material that resists scratches. (That was my biggest concern with a phone with two faces.)

For merchants, the coolest thing at CES is the new Samsung Smart TV. The TV connected to the Internet has an interface that allows the user to buy what they see on television as they look. We are not talking advertisements. We talk, hey I love this sweater Zooey Deschanel on New Girl door.

Samsung has also upgraded their recommendation system for TV programs he decides based on previous choices during specific times of the day. This is particularly relevant for people with children to True Blood does not fire at 2 in the afternoon. Another option is a facial recognition software so that television can make recommendations on the basis of which member of the family in front of the TV.

fun, but would you really use category is simultaneous visualization technology that allows you to play two different shows in full screen mode on the TV at the same time. You must wear a helmet and goggles to see one and the other block, but it is an interesting way to promote family cohesion.

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