At ShowStoppers in Las Vegas, Janis Spogis, Partner and VP of Products for Sonarworks explains how their technology adjusts your music in all your devices to sound the same. You get to adjust the sound to your liking from the same starting point, thanks to their analysis of hundreds of headphones and speakers.
In Eureka Park at CES in Las Vegas, we saw another option for MacBook Pro expansion inlinedock. Nancy de Fays, Co-Founder and COO, reviews the features that include an all-day battery power, 9 expansion ports, and more.
At CES in Las Vegas, Eileen Murphy, Head of Sales for AirSelfie, demonstrates the ease of use of their small device that they categorize as more “flying camera” and less “drone”. With 12 MP stills and video, AirSelfie goes anywhere you go. Eileen talks about the features of the models that are shipping and the new models that are coming soon.
At CES in Las Vegas, Eileen Murphy, Head of Sales for AirSelfie, demonstrates the ease of use of their small device that they categorize as more “flying camera” and less “drone”. With 12 MP stills and video, AirSelfie goes anywhere you go. Eileen talks about the features of the models that are shipping and the new models that are coming soon.
Microphones are delicate instruments, right? Wrong. Shane Cox, CEO of PEEQ, covers Qball, their “throwable” microphone that introduces durability to devices that are traditionally very delicate. Shane explains the use cases that include education, corporate events, even the Board Room, and how they got a deal on Shark Tank.
There were a number of companies showing video doorbells, but iCreation distinguished itself with their new face-recognition option that won a CES Innovation award. Caren Liu, Director of Sales Marketing, showed us how it works, how it notifies the user, and the features it includes. They also showed a facial recognition door lock, to increase security and flexibility for your front door.
