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Walking Around With Forbes at CES

During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),  I’m busy with meetings and press interviews the first few days of the show so I reserve Saturday to get out and see what others are showing.  This year, Brian Caulfield asked if he and a video crew from Forbes could join me for the first hour of my […]

Phil McKinney
Phil McKinney
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During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),  I'm busy with meetings and press interviews the first few days of the show so I reserve Saturday to get out and see what others are showing.  This year, Brian Caulfield asked if he and a video crew from Forbes could join me for the first hour of my traditional Saturday walk of the show floor.  That task was to show Brian a few of the technologies that I thought were interesting.

We stopped by:

  • Qualcomm (FloTV)
  • Microsoft Embedded (Ford Sync)
  • LG (3D)
  • Motorola (Droid)

I wasn't sure how exciting this was going to be – you be the judge.

Link to the Forbes Video (Forbes.com) (YouTube.com)
Link to Brian's article on Forbes ….

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Phil McKinney is an innovator, podcaster, author, and speaker. He is the retired CTO of HP. Phil's book, Beyond The Obvious, shares his expertise and lessons learned on innovation and creativity.

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