Thinking of buying a new TV, Blu-ray player or laptop? Well, maybe you should think again, because we have some technologies at CES 2010, a gadget that you buy today, could make it obsolete very soon seen.
HDMI 1.4
Hdmi
HDMI is the standard for moving digital media such as surround sound and HD video from a source such as a Blu-ray player, game console or receiver to your TV or other devices. The current standard is HDMI 1.3 with variations such as 1.3a, b, and so on. HDMI1.4 is the latest standard that not only adds support for 3D-TV, but adds a channel using the Ethernet network cable to transmit data at speeds up to 100 MB for things such as IPTV and DLNA (see below) can be. The good news is that high-speed HDMI Cable 1.3 (expensive) is HDMI 1.4 features with the exception of the Ethernet channel is the bad news, a new device will work for the old cable, which need support.
USB 3.0
They prefer to call it SuperSpeed USB, butwhatever you call it, is much faster than older USB 2.0. USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed has a speed improvement of about 10x USB 2.0 transfer rate up to 300 or 400 megabytes per second. SuperSpeed accepted only slowly. Intel is promoting a competing technology based on optical cables called Light Peak, said that super speed is not supported for another year. In fact, some think the peak of light, the 10 gigabit per second transfer claims, perhaps even replace USB, especially ifVendors such as Apple itself. Meanwhile, Microsoft is about to create super-speed drivers for Windows 7 The good news is USB 3.0 self care (haha). We've seen Super Speed external hard drives, adapters, and also a laptop at CES 2010.
3DTV
If you are thinking of buying a high-end HDTVs this year, you might consider waiting for a 3D-capable version. A 3-inch LCD TV (or plasma) is a high refresh rate of at least 120Hz (240Hz is better) circuit to decode the variousTransmission formats 3D, 3D glasses, the interface (if it uses active glasses that make it very likely) and HDMI 1.4. We should see more variety on the market in the second half of 2010.
DLNA
The Digital Living Network Alliance there since 2004. It now claims to be used in more than 5,500 devices. DLNA is a sort of bed in recent years, but this year at CES 2010, we were hearing it mentioned in places like the Samsung booth, wherepresented their vision of a house "connected". We expect that you will begin a strong presence in televisions, mobile phones, laptops, printers and much more. We know that we can extend the DLNA standard to demonstrate support for MPEG-4 AVC and Bluetooth can be expanded in the near future. Please keep an eye on this standard and seek it in any gear you're considering, is to include your family. Wi-Fi and DLNA ensure a good way to move digital media fileshome.
Mobile ATSC
A variant of the ATSC digital television standard American, an emerging, called the Mobile DTV. It is designed to send a special signal to the television to mobile devices. The programming is basically the same show you get in the air and will cost nothing to receive. We expect that the ATSC tuner built into mobile phones to see laptop computers, portable televisions and other devices. Separate tuners are just always available, but if you want to watch mobile TV, you might want toLook for a device with built-in HDTV furniture.
Ambient light sensors and other Eco-Friendly TV functions
One of the new techniques to make more energy efficient televisions is with ambient light sensors to provide the screen brightness depending on the brightness of the room or environment "ambient" to adapt. New Vizio TVs from Sony, LG and others are all equipped with light sensors. The top-of-the-line Sony BRAVIA LX900 not only has a light sensor, has a "presence"Sensor detects that the people in the room watching TV. LED backlight, which is becoming increasingly common in the best high definition televisions for the environment than TV CCFL backlight for recycling and energy saving.
Connected TV
Everywhere we saw at CES 2010, we came across on TV with Internet connection. A television on broadband service via WiFi or Ethernet connection offered by all streaming services like Netflix, Vudu, and even videos from YouTube, Skype ConferenceAppeals. Even if you get to be able to connect to the Internet on your TV through the set-top boxes and Blu-ray, we recommend a WiFi-enabled HDTV look for your next TV.
Do not end up waiting forever ...
On the other hand, we should probably make clear that the type of equipment that is always something new on the horizon, and if you keep waiting, that the next new thing, you can wait until the end of time, but we thought you wanted to know somethese new technologies so you can can check if your next purchase gadgets.
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