Tech to Watch for in 2013
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The document highlights key technology trends to watch for in 2013, presented by Rachel Eichen at Novare Library Services. It discusses innovations such as bendable screens, waterproof smartphones, and the rise of 4K over 3D, along with emerging gadgets like smart watches and double-screened e-readers. The presentation invites audience engagement and speculation about new technological advancements.
Tech to Watch for in 2013
- 1. Tech to Watch for in 2013 Presenter: Rachel Eichen Novare Library Services
- 3. Hello 2013!
- 5. Control with just your eyes
- 7. 3D is out, 4k is in!
- 11. Table Tablets
- 12. Curved TVs
- 13. Crowdfunding
- 14. Smart Watches
- 15. Polaroids are coming back!
- 16. Tablets going after gaming
- 17. Wi-fi cameras
- 20. Vibrating Forks
- 21. What new technology are you expecting?
- 22. Questions?
- 23. Rachel Eichen adverb@gmail.com slideshare.net/adverb www.novarelibrary.com www.learnsurge.com
Editor's Notes
- #3: Quick poll: How many were in my “2012 wrap-up class?”
- #4: Bigger, better, faster
- #5: How many have heard of CES?
- #7: How many own smartphones?
- #8: How many own a 3dtv or HDTV?4K resolution, a collective term for digital video formats having a horizontal resolution of approximately 4,000 pixels
- #9: Larger but more functional
- #11: Sony XperiaCan be dunked in waterBigger in Japan then here..
- #12: How many own a tablet?Lenovo Horizon Tablet- has accesories that connect to itcomes with table?Instead of everyone on their smartphone everyone is around a tablet
- #13: Samsung- no stand needed- good side viewing angles
- #14: How many have donated to or seen a kickstarter project?
- #15: How many actually wear a wristwatch?
- #16: How many use instagram?Instaprint - booth that prints pictures instantly, rent out for parties
- #17: Razor edge- windows 8 tablet- gaming tablet
- #18: How many still use a regular camera to take pictures vs. smartphone?It's not just about syncing photos to your PC anymore, either; it's being able to post photos to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and other sharing sites without moving through a PC first, just like you can do with an (inferior) cell phone camera.
- #20: - Rumor- Phil Schiller said "no"- said "no" to ipad mini- Reuters rescinded story