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Tag Archives: IFA
SmartTechCheck Podcast IFA 2022 and Apple Far Out events, Matter, iPhone 14, Watch Series 8
What we saw at IFA 2022 in Berlin, and what we thought about Apple’s “Far Out” event that featured the iPhone 14 and the new Series 8, are the topics host Mark Vena led myself and fellow tech journalists John … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, cell/smartphones, IFA, SmartTechCheck Podcast
Tagged Apple, Apple Watch, IFA, iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, Series 8
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What Will A Virtual CES Look Like?
That collective sigh of relief expelled by prospective attendees in the wake of CTA’s decision to hold CES virtually was accompanied by an exasperated “What do we do now?” response by exhibitors. Read the rest of this report here at TWICE.com.
Posted in CES, TWICE
Tagged CEDIA, CEDIA Expo, CES, Consumer Technology Association, CTA, E3, IFA, NAB, National Association of Broadcasters, Toy Fair, Toy Fair Everywhere
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GfK: Overall Consumer Tech Business Will Be Flat Or Down In 2019
Political uncertainty, trade wars and regional economic worries are shaking consumer confidence, and TV prices continue a precipitous decline. These and other factors will combine to produce an overall slightly down year in overall consumer technology sales, according to market research company … Continue reading
Posted in cell/smartphones, IFA, music players/speakers, smart home, TV/4K/UHD/8K, TWICE
Tagged 8K, 8K Association, GfK, IFA
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13 Products We Want from IFA 2018
My favorite products from this year’s IFA show in Berlin, which you can read here on Techlicious.
Posted in Apple, cell/smartphones, ear/headphones, home office, IFA, music players/speakers, smart home, TV/4K/UHD/8K
Tagged Alexa, Amazon, appliances, Bluetooth, digital camera, Google Assistant, IFA, Kuerig, laptops, LG, Marshall, Polaroid, robots, Sony, TCL, VR, Wi-Fi, yogurt
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8K TV is Coming. Should You Care?
Last week at the IFA electronics fair in Berlin, Germany, the world’s top three TV sellers, Samsung, LG and TCL, all announced 8K TVs. Samsung’s sets will start selling this fall, TCL’s next May, and LG’s – unknown. These high-profile … Continue reading
Posted in IFA, Techlicious, TV/4K/UHD/8K
Tagged 4K, 8K, IFA, LG, OLED, quantum dot, Samsung, TCL, UHD
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Top Products At IFA 2018
A roundup of top products from IFA for TWICE.com, which you can read here.
Posted in cell/smartphones, ear/headphones, home office, IFA, music players/speakers, smart home, TV/4K/UHD/8K, TWICE, VR/AR
Tagged 8K, Acer, appliances, Bluetooth, digital cameras, dishwasher, earbuds, IFA, Keurig, laptops, LG, Marshall, OLED, Philips, Polaroid, refrigerators, robots, Sony, TCL, Wi-Fi, yogurt
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Global CE Sales To Rise Less Than 1% In 2018: GfK
Global CE sales revenues are expected to rise to $996.25 billion in 2018, compared with $991.69 billion last year, according to GfK figures presented by Hans-Joachim Kamp, chairman of the supervisory board of the Consumer & Home Electronics GmbH of … Continue reading
Posted in cell/smartphones, IFA, TV/4K/UHD/8K, TWICE
Tagged 4K, appliances, GfK, IFA, smartphones, UHD
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Appliances Are Getting Smarter — But Is Anyone Buying Them?
Suddenly, it seems, the major appliance market is alive and well. After several years of slow or flat growth, major appliance sales are projected to rise from 3 to 7 percent this year to an estimated 549 million units and … Continue reading
Sharp Now Shipping 8K TVs Overseas
After years of teasing at varying trade shows, Sharp has finally begun shipping the world’s first commercially available 8K monitor, the 70-inch, 7,680 by 4,320 Aquos LV-70X500E (€11,199). Continue reading this post here.