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December 20, 2011 09:53 pm GMT
CES 2012 is going to be a crapshoot of predictable products. How do we know? Meetings, lots and lots of pre-show meetings. Like previous shows, Apple will not be present in person but still has a major presence. Consumer electronic companies are seemingly trying to build product lines and feature sets that compete directly with current and future Apple products. It's as if these companies are prematurely releasing items just to head off Apple. The iPad took them by surprise and they're not going to let that happen again -- even if that means announcing and releasing half-baked products.So, what can we expect to see at CES this year? Read on.
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CES 2012 is going to be a crapshoot of predictable products. How do we know? Meetings, lots and lots of pre-show meetings. Like previous shows, Apple will not be present in person but still has a major presence. Consumer electronic companies are seemingly trying to build product lines and feature sets that compete directly with current and future Apple products. It's as if these companies are prematurely releasing items just to head off Apple. The iPad took them by surprise and they're not going to let that happen again -- even if that means announcing and releasing half-baked products.So, what can we expect to see at CES this year? Read on.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_5CA4vyz6F8/
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