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January 12, 2015 • 14:18 • updated at 14:30
The CES 2015 closed its doors, but not forget it so soon. . Here we think of this event
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After a week of presentations and lectures, technological CES this year ended up leaving us with some relatively interesting devices and, above all, a bittersweet taste derived from the shortage of news that really impress us.
During this year the real star was the increasingly intelligent appliances that allow you to manage our home from the comfort of smartphones and wearables.
New from LG, curved edges that extend the display on the flanks.
Another industry that was strengthened during the 2015 edition of the fair was held in Las Vegas automotive, same as unveiled luxury models specially designed for operation with our mobile devices and social networks.
We also saw an increase in demand in the field of virtual reality, reinforcing the place of Oculus Rift as the market leader and getting the participation of a new and unexpected player. Signature Razer gaming peripherals
Sony SmartWatch 3 presented a luxury that will compete with Apple Watch <. / p>
The wearables not left behind as companies like LG, Sony and Samsung did not lose the opportunity to present their latest models of watches and bracelets smart.
On the floor of presentations CES 2015 also saw the proposals from LG and Samsung for the field of smart TV curve ultra high definition format that positions itself increasingly in the market for home entertainment.
Mercedes-Benz unveiled its smarter to date car.
However, smartphones we saw at the event were not impressed as many as beyond the curvature of their designs or their screens with smart edges, we saw proposal that inspired a standing ovation.
What was it that impressed you from CES this year? Were the drones, refrigerators, laptop or curved smartphones? Share your opinion with us
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