Japan Pavilion at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
Japan Pavilion at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
Event Date:
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 – Friday, January 11, 2013
Location:
Las Vegas Convention Center (South Hall 1)
3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Event Details:
For the fifth consecutive year, JETRO Chicago will organize the Japan Pavilion at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada from Tuesday, January 8th to Friday, January 11th. The Japan Pavilion will boast thirteen robotics and advanced technology companies from Japan, and will once again be located in the Robotics TechZone (Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall 1).
American companies seeking new Japanese partners or seeking to source from quality, high-tech companies should visit the Japan Pavilion at the 2013 CES Show, or arrange a one-on-one business meeting before the show begins through JETRO Chicago.
For more information on business matching, exhibiting companies, or media opportunities, please contact Kevin Kalb at JETRO Chicago, 312-832-6023 or kevin_kalb@jetro.go.jp.
Exhibiting Companies:
- Albedo Co Ltd.
Digital signage & visual equipment - Advanced Original Technologies Co., Ltd.
Super-fast data processing technology - C’s Lab Co., Ltd.
Car navigation system software - GILD Design Factory Co., Ltd.
Titanium smartphone cases - Integral Technology Co., Ltd.
Customized CAE analysis software - Mercury System Co., Ltd.
3D Conversion Software - nextEDGE Technology K.K.
Virtual touch screen user interface - Paro Robots US, Inc.
Therapeutic seal robot - PRP Co., LTD.
Digital signage & visual equipment - TOPS Systems Corp.
Ultra-efficient microprocessor - Watex Co., Ltd.
GPS-enabled video recorder for driving - Wireless Design Co., Ltd.
Wireless device technologies - Xiroku Inc.
Digital signage & touch sensor technology
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Eyes-on With Sharp’s Amazing IGZO Display Tech
By Kevin ParrishJanuary 14, 2013 3:30 PM- Source: Tom’s Hardware US
Sharp was showing off its IGZO technology during CES 2013.
Sharp during CES 2013 was telling visitors to “brace themselves”, as the company was showcasing the very first IGZO panel slated for North America. IGZO is a different technology than what’s used in panels today, as it’s capable of displaying a static image without the need to constantly refresh, thus saving power and battery life.
Later this year, Sharp will launch the 32-inch Ultra LCD IGZO Touch Monitor sporting a 3840 x 2160 resolution and support for 10-point multi-touch input. It will feature a thin design and edge-lit LED, and can be installed in landscape or face up with a slide-type stand. It also promises 24/7 operation.
A sharp representative showed how fast and responsive the display will be by manipulating live 5K video feeds without any visual glitches or chugs. Apparently this monitor was able to stitch the feeds from multiple cameras together thus making one large panoramic view with slightly noticeable seams. When he continuously zoomed in, the panel’s interface would turn the pixels into individual video feeds, as if each feed from the galley was a pixel in the main video feed. Zoom in on a video feed again, and the individual pixels turned into separate video feeds.
Sharp also had on display several smartphones using the IGZO technology. As previously stated, the standard display is constantly refreshing the screen, thus smartphone batteries typically last only a day. But with IGZO, static images – such as the stationary home screen – aren’t refreshed, thus extending the battery to around two days.
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CES 2013: Sony booth photo tour
Sony is the name and Xperia is the game for the Japanese company this year at CES. We spent some time walking around the company’s impressive 360-degree booth at CES 2013 and the most exciting product on display was undoubtedly the Xperia Z.
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CES 2013: Panasonic unveils world’s largest OLED TV
LAS VEGAS: Panasonic, in a display of technological one-upmanship with its South Korean rivals, unveiled a prototype of the world’s largest OLED screen.
The half-inch thick, 56-inch television, based on organic light-emitting diode technology, is a mere inch bigger than ones offered up by Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics a year ago in Las Vegas. The technology in theory allows for thinner screens that consume less power.
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