By Ben Britt
Come explore the developments from CES at Doug Dixon’s annual round-up and demos of next generation in mobile gadgets and more.
Tues., March 8, 2011, 7:30 pm
Computer Science building, Princeton University, Room 104, sponsered by the
Princeton Mac Users Group (PMUG); open to public; free
admission
The big theme at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show was connectivity, with connected TVs, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, autos, and even major appliances — your fridge is texting you.
And while the industry continues to push 3DTV, the action is in mobile connected devices — smartphones and tablets, as smartphones power up to "superphones" at desktop performance and broadband speed, and tablets proliferate to meet any conceivable niche.
About the presenter — Douglas Dixon is an independent technology consultant, editor, author, and speaker specializing in digital media. He has worked in the "Video Valley" of Princeton, N.J. for over twenty-five years, at the bleeding edge where advanced consumer video applications meet personal computers.
Doug writes books and articles about new and cutting-edge technology, making it understandable and useful for real people. He makes his writing and presentations freely available on his Manifest Technology web site (www.manifest-tech.com).
