"CES 2014 Photos: Gadgets,
Cars, Wearables, Robots and More from the Vegas Tech Show"
- Time Magazine
On January 11, 2014 Time magazine published photos and
descriptions displaying some of the interesting, new gadgets presented at the
2014 Las Vegas Tech Show. Out of almost a hundred new designs, there were a few
extremely intriguing ones. One the multiple fascinating creations was the “Sony
Bluetooth tennis racket”. This is a tennis racket that has a built in blue-tooth.
As one plays with the racket, the statistics of the actions are shown on either
a smartphone or tablet screen. These statistics include a player’s swing speed,
ball speed, as well as spin rate. Another one that was tremendously interesting
was the 3D food printer called the “ChefJet Pro 3D”. This food printer creates
a 3D print of edible, multi colored candy with a single flavor. This invention
is intended to be used in places such as hotels and restaurants. As Time magazine writes,” ...expected to
hit the market in the second half of 2014 for approximately $10,000”. The “PawsCam
Camera” was also one of the interesting inventions. This is a “waterproof, two
megapixel camera” that is hung on the leash of a dog. It is used to film any
interesting things that happen. This may also be used to see what one’s pet is
doing when they are not around. It is said that this will be available in March,
for a price of about $200. All in all, the 2014 Vegas tech show presented great
new ideas. These are just a few of those multiple awesome creations.
The Las Vegas Tech Show has always been very interesting. This year they have brought out new gadgets that we have never heard of. The bluetooth tennis racket seems like a very good idea. People that are into their tennis statistics are probably going crazy over this new idea. Also the 3D printer is a great idea that could be used all around the world for restaurants and other places that want to advertise their food showing great detail. The dog camera is another genius idea for people that are dying to know what their pets are doing throughout the day when they are not around.
ReplyDeleteThe Las Vegas Tech Show has displayed many interesting and important and creative prototypes. The most interesting device mentioned in the aforementioned article was the pet camera. It is simply a genius idea and has numerous applications. If only the quality of the camera was more than two megapixels, a better view of a pet's life. A common smart-phone has more megapixels. A Go-Pro or a Sony Action Camera is similar.
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