This document highlights 10 technology innovations from CES 2015, including 4K televisions as large as 103 inches, the Sling streaming service that allows cable-free viewing of major networks, Mercedes' self-driving concept car, the dual-screen YotaPhone 2 smartphone, personal transportation devices like the battery-powered Gogoro scooter, smart watches for health monitoring and remote controls, translation apps, virtual reality headsets, selfie sticks, and the Nixie drone camera bracelet. These technologies have the potential to transform industries like television, mobile devices, transportation, health, translation, and photography.

1. 10 TECHNOLOGY
HIGHLIGHTS
FROM CES 2015
that will rock the world …
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2. NEW TVS
Will you start seeing these
wonders in hotel rooms?
4K models, the newest
generation of televisions,
are said to be 10 times
sharper than average.
Samsung even introduced
a 103 inch, bendable TV at
CES 2015.
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3. SLING
Speaking of TV, how would you like to watch your favorite shows without signing up for a cable
subscription service? Sling, a DISH network invention, allows users to stream major network
television, including on-demand programming. We don’t even have to wait too long for this one:
Dish rolls out the trial subscriptions in late January. We hope hotels catch on...
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4. MERCEDES CONCEPT CAR
Is it a living room or a car? This sleek, self-driving car, called the F 015, powers up with hydrogen
fuel. Let the car drive while you entertain. We anticipate this will become the on-the-go meeting
space of the future.
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5. NEW SMART PHONE
The Yota 2 phone has a double-sided
screen for ultimate multitasking and
an interface comparable to an up-
dated Kindle. This beauty’s back
display can even stay on without
battery power. You can network with
one side of the phone and sort
through meeting schedules with the
other--a perfect asset for a busy
corporate traveler.
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6. PERSONAL
TRANSPORTATION
DEVICES
Segways are a thing of the past.
Welcome the Gogoro. This bat-
tery-powered scooter can take you
from 0 to 50 in just over 4 seconds.
The Gogoro and similar devices
score high for short, sustainable
commutes. The scooter, if you will,
works perfectly for a quick trek from
a downtown hotel to a convention
center a few blocks away.
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7. SMART WATCHES
Make your timepiece go to
work for you! Hyundai showed
off a smartwatch that helped
control driving functions. The
GoBe monitors your calorie
consumption, activity/stress
levels, blood pressure and
more. HereO debuted as the
kid-friendly smart watch that
tracks location and lets kids
send out panic alerts.
HereO
GoBe
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8. HOME REMOTE
CONTROLS
Did you leave that garage door wide
open? Just press a button. Forgot
to turn the heat down before you
left? Ditto. This device, called a
NEEO, looks a lot like a TV remote.
Tote it along to your next business
trip, and avoid the “did I forget to do
that?” self-deprecation.
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9. TRANSLATE
FOREIGN TEXT
Remember Babel fish
from Hitchhiker’s Guide
to the Galaxy? An animal
that performs instant
translations? Here it is.
Word Lens translation
app instantly translates
foreign text on your
mobile devices. For free.
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10. VIRTUAL
REALITY
Put on this mask and
see a whole new world.
(cue music) Samsung’s
Gear VR already arrived.
What does this mean
for travel? Two words:
Virtual vacations. Yep.
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11. SELFIE STICKS AND NIXIE
Ah, the selfie stick. This ubiquitous, low-tech accessory proved to be a popular, accessibly-priced
choice at CES. The device allows for photos with wider panoramas that might look-at least a little
bit-less like a photo you took yourself.
The Nixie, a drone disguised as a bracelet, took the concept to a greater dimension. It’s easy: Just
toss the Nixie up into the air, and she finds your location, snaps a photo, and returns like a boomerang.
Your travel selfies and braggies just got techier.
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