Abstract :
Held in Las Vegas each January, the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the world´s largest consumer technology trade show. This year´s event featured 2,700 exhibitors spanning 30 product categories and covering just about every type of home, small business, and vehicle gadget. Not surprisingly, given its critical presence in a wide range of electronic technologies, digital signal processing plays a big role in many of the products showcased at CES. This year was no exception, with DSP chips and related technologies appearing in an array of advanced, innovative consumer devices, including HDTVs, smart phones, tablet PCs, digital set top boxes, home and vehicle audio systems, digital/HD radios, Blu-ray disc players, ink jet and laser printers, and other products. Here´s a look at CES 2011´s highlights from a signal processing perspective.
Keywords :
consumer electronics; digital signal processing chips; electronic products; electronics packaging; 2011 International CES; Blu-ray disc player; DSP chips; HDTV; International Consumer Electronics Show; consumer technology trade show; digital set top boxes; electronic technology; home audio system; ink jet printer; innovative consumer devices; laser printer; signal processing; smart phone; tablet PC; vehicle audio system;
