The number of TV broadcast-related items on display at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has decreased over the last 10 years, but I was able to find a few RF items of interest to TV Technology readers in Las Vegas this year.
Chupka has been named EVP of CES, and Moore is now SVP of political and industry affairs
Samsung is going big at this year’s CES show and that’s not hyperbole, as one of the company’s main displays is its new 146-inch MicroLED TV display the company has dubbed “The Wall.”
CTA has assembled a lineup of high-level executives from companies like Comcast, Discovery and YouTube for its C Space Keynote at the upcoming CES 2018 show.
The Consumer Technology Association has opened up registration for CES 2018.
CES 2017 is well underway in Las Vegas, and Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of CTA, helped kicked off the proceedings with an opening keynote.
The Consumer Technology Association announced it will invest $1 million in five key initiatives to help create jobs in the United States.
Announced at the currently underway CES conference, Roku has landed a new TV partner that will license and integrate Roku's streaming platform, Element Electronics.
For its 50th anniversary, the Consumer Technology Association’s annual CES will focus on the airwaves.
The Nevada Senate has approved plans for a renovation and expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
CES is celebrating 50 years with its annual conference and has officially opened its doors, as registration for the event is now available.
The final results are in and the Consumer Technology Association says that CES 2016 was one for the record books, announcing a new attendance record of 177,393.
As a matter of street cred, Pete Putman launched his annual Consumer Electronics Show Review at the HPA Technology Retreat with a slide of his old Heathkit Crystal Receiver Model CR-1 that still works.
Every year, Pete Putman goes to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and all his followers get are absolutely great photographs and a highly informed perspective.
Although the sponsors’ name has changed, one of the stars of CES 2016 promises to remain the same as it has in recent years: video and the myriad devices used to view it.
The Consumer Electronics Association has announced that it is now accepting speaker proposals for the CES Asia 2016 conference program.
With CES and NAMM behind us we’re successfully through the first couple of industry-related trade shows of 2015.
