The CES floor is all abuzz with 3D, eReaders, and touch screen experiences but in a year where there’s pressure to deliver measureable results, should a brand care abut what’s a year is so ahead? The answer is yes!
Once consumers start experiencing 3D and touchcreen experiences in public spaces (dooh will have immediate deployments) the expectation for all content to deliver at the same level will be high.
Brands should be creating messaging and content for what’s to come.
Windows 7 is setting the stage for touch screen to be a standard. Flash is making its way to your living room through set boxes and connected TVs with power SOC (systems on a chip) that will enable interactivity and layers of information. And over the top solutions powered by broadband are creating web like experiences on HD screens.
The stage is being set for a visual and kinetic revolution and if your not prepared to leverage the solutions that are available, your brand will be left out in the cold.
The 2010 Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas is crammed with the latest gadgets, all blasting out light and noise and motion in high definition goodness. Much of the news this week will be about 3D TV, motion controlled video games, and the blending of Internet and broadcast on traditional television platforms.
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Still high off the heels of watching 
From our 2009 best-of the IPG Lab blog series (update, Yoostar is now for sale in stores and makes a great holiday gift!):
As I sat at my gate last week, awaiting my flight home from Las Vegas CES 2009, I overheard other CES-ers recounting their experiences at the consumer tech summit. Some commented on attendance while others mentioned the cool new stuff from industry stalwarts like LG and microsoft. It made me long for the day that changes in the 
I attended a great panel at CES that was part of the Kids at Play program called Social Networking: It’s in their DNA. The moderator Parry Aftab was careful to point out that the people on this panel were doing things right – and I have to agree with her. Over two and a half million children aged between 8 and 17 have created profiles on social networking sites. But poor security means that a lot of the time, profile pages pages are wide open for anyone to look at. Todays kids are growing up in a digital world. But how do you keep these kids safe? Here’s a quick look at what’s new, next and cool in the in the kids and teen social networking space. 
When exploring a huge show like CES, it’s inevitable that you will discover that not all manufacturers give equal thought to their products. Some will shine with obvious innovation. A great many will barely register above a yawn. And some will leave you shaking your head in disbelief.
I stopped by Sony’s Jeopardy booth at CES to check out the Jeopardy Live mobile game.
It is a classic tale. A once great legend, now down and out, falls for the quirky girl who no one really notices, and with her support, stages a final comeback. No, I’m not talking about a new Hollywood release. I’m talking about Palm’s new smartphone and Sprint.