Digital Experience at CES 2013: Highlights (pictures)
Here are some interesting items that caught my eye as I walked the floor of Pepcom's annual Digital Experience event.
Sarah Tew
I'm a visual storyteller, working primarily in the medium of photography and photoshop. I listen to more podcasts than I can keep up with and enjoy gardening, cooking, reading, and am striving for a sustainable lifestyle. A big-picture thinker, I am always trying to put the pieces together, and though things are scary these days, I believe humanity will pull through.
LAS VEGAS--Truphone offers SIM cards and solutions for getting the most for your money when roaming abroad by having multiple phone numbers embedded in each SIM.
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These are headphones by Urban Animals. Not everyone's style, but surely someone's.
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EZ DJ Pro combines this playful hardware with a music-making app that takes the hard work and practice out of mixing beats.
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Credit card tech is going places. This card from Visa enables you to pair your card with any rewards you select for individual purchases via an app on your phone.
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The Vidcie by Looxcie live streaming mini-action camera kit from boasts excellent low-light capability and a bevy of included services and app support.
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Charge your iPod or iPhone on top of this Bluetooth speaker from TDK.
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Nectar from Brookstone offers two weeks of power per fuel cell purchase in a charging solution for devices like cell phones and tablets.
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Mindstorm's EV3 kits allow kids to build Lego-based robots and program them, too!
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This Blue Nessie microphone takes production steps out of your audio workflow and looks fabulous on your desktop.
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At first glance this appears to be a deflated airplane neck pillow. But no: "Let your body feel the music with your iPhone."
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This Biosense memory foam pillow has speakers embedded within it that can be connected with RA -- you can continue to watch late-night TV without wearing uncomfortable headphones while your significant other peacefully sleeps spooning you.
