Behind the Scenes at CES 2012

Inside and Outside CES and our conclusion

There was far more going on at CES than what is viewed by attendees in the exhibition halls. Many vendors chose to exhibit by invitation-only in the private meeting rooms in CES and also at the nearby hotels. This editor had the opportunity for more than a dozen such meetings including meeting with vendors in hotels off the convention site and in private meeting rooms. There were also major product launches and impressive demonstrations at these venues.  We saw new products that we are still under-NDA but we will evaluate for you when they are released.  We also made contact with new and established companies and will be reviewing their products for you this year and in the future.

If you didn’t take a shuttle between exhibition halls, you often had a long walk. Even if you did, you still had to walk.

The Wynn looked close but was at least a 20 minute walk. You could sometimes beat the crowded shuttles by walking, however. Public transportation in Las Vegas is excellent with buses running every half hour – after 10 PM, every hour.

ABT promises to return to CES 2013  and we shall continue to keep our readers ahead of events taking place in electronics. This year promises to be one of hope and optimism and … 3D, connected devices, super-smartphones, tablets and automobiles.  Make sure you mark the date for International CES 2013.  Join ABT at CES again in Las Vegas next year as we bring you expanded and more timely coverage of the world’s greatest annual electronics show.

There is so much more that happened in Las Vegas that will stay in Las Vegas, but what happens at CES influences the entire world.

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