The new generation of consumer electronics devices that we saw at CES this past January opened Pandora's Box

Every January, in what's become a New Year's ritual, hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world converge on Las Vegas to see the latest gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. But this year was different. It was the year that it became clear that innovation would come to a standstill unless content providers, distribution platforms and policy-makers were all willing to play ball, too.

by Pallavi Gogoi in New York
Edited by Patricia O'Connell

Are you aware?

We now know based on research from nearly everyone in the consumer electronics industry, including reports coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show that:

Women actually spent more on technology last year than men, according to the Consumer Electronics Association. It says women accounted for $55 billion of the $96 billion spent on electronics gear.

Women are involved in 89 percent of all consumer electronics purchase decisions.

Eighty-four (84) percent of women believe that new technologies can help improve their lives.