Ford’s mission of making the driving experience as enriching as possible has made infotainment accessories within their automobiles more robust and comprehensive. Not only can you get custom mirror and seat setting automatically figured out for you, but you can get your own personal music station selection as well.
However, Ford hasn’t stopped there.
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Most people would immediately associate big names like Sony, AMD, and Intel to have a significant presence at the Consumer Electronics Show. But, if I had venture a guess, many of our readers would be surprised with the fact that UnitedHealth Group is a very active participant in this year’s CES.
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It goes without saying that the Internet gives people access to information that wasn’t easy available to the average user 20 years ago. Tools from Google, WebMD and MedScape, make it very possible for the lay person to self-diagnose ailment and maladies on their own.
This is not anything new and shouldn’t be a surprise. But when you couple the information available on the web with health-related consumer devices that are more accurate and easy to use, you have a very new kind of patient. You now have a patient that is very much informed and has data to back their finding. Read Full Entry
Being in the eDetailing and Closed Loop Marketing business, I have a natural inclination of taking a look at new and different tools used for education. Sales representation presenting information about a particular pharmaceutical or medical device is very analogous to a teacher showing a child how to do math.
Here at CES, One Laptop per Child (OLPC) and fuseproject demonstrated a fully functional version of their updated 3rd Generation XO product, the XO-3 tablet.
Weeks before CES, there was quite a bit of buzz around the new types of “netbooks” that are expected to make their debut in 2012. The name for this device is the “ultrabook.”
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