Tech Grade 2
CES 2015 starts during week one in 2015 so I feel it's fitting to start the new year of
with a discussion about what was a hit last year and what the future holds for
technology.
For 2014 3D printing
was one of the most talked about subjects in the future of technology and the
unlimited potential that it has on the future in many industries.
As 2014 came to an
end drones began to pick up momentum and is it coincidental that it is the
increased focus on 3d printing and manufacturing that has spurred the done
market for without being able to rapidly prototype designs then it is quite possible that drones wouldn't have tallymen of so quickly as a public segment.
So how many different types of drones will we see at CES this year and what
else will headline CES?
As 4K televisions
come to market with less than 1% content availability, current generation
television prices continue to plummet. Curved televisions aren't taking off as
much as the manufacturers would like them to but will this be the year of curved screens. OLED televisions are still
struggling to come to market. The P.C. market has finally begun to pick up after
tablet sales cannibalized P.C. sales in 2013. Home automation and monitoring
is also something to watch out for as companies like Nest, now owned by Google continue to gain
traction in this market space. The internet of things is still lurking behind
the scenes but enough of me ranting about random technology.
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