Those are the trends consumers will be seeing in the “must-have” gadgets and gizmos of 2005.
Over 2,500 exhibitors are gathering in Las Vegas this week to show the latest in leading edge technology at the International Consumers Electronics Show, the largest annual trade show for the $100 billion U.S. consumer electronics industry.
The four-day event that runs from Thursday through Sunday is expected to attract 100,000 attendees from over 100 countries, according to Jim Barry, spokesman for the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).
“(The year) 2005 looks more evolutionary than revolutionary,” said Stephen Baker, technology analyst with market research firm NPD Techworld. “The cellphones are getting better, the flatscreen TVs are much bigger, DVD and MP3 players are getting faster and digital cameras are getting much cheaper.”
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