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CEALine Shows, NY June 24-27 2012

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CONSUMER ELECTRONICS WEEK

CE Week, the the CE industry’s official mid-year meeting, conference and new technology showcase, held in New York City on June 24-28, 2013.  CEA Line Shows, which is also site of CE Week’s largest exhibition hall of floor shows, conferences, meetings and networking events at the Metropolitan and Altman Buildings in West 18th Street.  CE Week and its partners drew nearly 6,000 members of the media, retailers and thought leaders from across the country last year.
Universal 3.5 Portable Speaker
Elevate the speaker for more surround sound.

Boost up the sound watching a movie from your iPad!
It also has excellent bass amplifier coupled with durable
rubberized or piano finish coating to deliver clear and loud sound.


Don't leave home with your TYLT POWERPLANT! 

 Portable Battery Pack made for charging Smartphones and
Tablets up to 12 hours. I travel with my powerplant everywhere I go.
The POWERPLANT Portable Back-Up Charger has a built-in battery that can provide nearly two full charges to most smartphones. The built-in FLEX charging arm with Micro-USB or Apple 30-Pin connector version means you can leave your USB cables at home, while on the go. Designed for high-demand power users, the POWERPLANT can rapidly charge one mobile device or simultaneously charge two mobile devices at the same time. Convenient LEDs indicate the remaining battery capacity so you can ensure you're 
never stranded without juice.

Crimson Pocket Eazl
Folding iPad/Tablet/E-Reader stand 
Designed to be sleek, stylish, and compact, pocket-eAzl puts portable, 
functional, mobility (literally) into the palm of your hand.
Audiofly in-ear headphone

 Scosche ThudBUDS Sport Earbuds with earhooks
 Velodyne vPulse In-Ear Headphone

Bring the bass with vPulse in-ear headphones by Velodyne. A combination 
of quality construction, comfortable fit and superior audio quality 
offer an exceptional listening experience.



LCD eWriter (The Original!)

The original Boogie Board LCD eWriter that started a revolution. Ultra light (4 oz.) and thin (1/8″). One just isn’t enough. Get one for on the go, in the office and multiple places around the house. Almost anywhere you’d keep memo pads, sticky notes or scrap paper.

The Boogie Board is a great tool for deaf and hard of hearing 
people to communicate with hearing people.

Watch the video demonstration to see how it works!
You'd want to own one!


Street by 50 (Wired) Headphone

Over-Ear Wired Headphone -

If durability is your thing, the STREET by 50 Over-ear headphones are for you. Created from a custom polymer plastic, our SHATTERPROOF UFP™ adjustable headband is known for its strength and flexibility, these headphones are ready to take a beating. With a detachable cord (with three-click microphone) for tangle-free street-wear and transport, plus enhanced bass and ultra plush memory foam leather ear pads ensure a comfortable ride no matter where your music takes you. Available in black, blue and white.

RUNPHONE A headphone you can sleep in or jog while wearing it.

Boombox for your iPhone!
iPico Portable Hand-held Projector









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